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$25AVE Voxpop-20 Metal Wire Mesh Microphone Pop Filter – Black
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$15
AVE VOX-SOKC Coloured Microphone Foam Windshields 5 Pack
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$59
AVE VoxCon-USB Condenser USB Microphone
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$39
AVE Voxpop-50 Dual Layer Nylon Microphone Pop Filter – Black
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$189
AVE Vox-Drum Drum Microphone Kit
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$89
AVE VoxCon-XLR Studio Condenser Microphone with XLR Output
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$55
AVE Vox-Pack Dynamic Microphone 3 Pack
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$15
AVE VOX-SOKB Black Microphone Foam Windshields 5 Pack
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$15
AVE Vox-Sok XL Microphone Windsock XL
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$49
AVE Vox 66 Dynamic Vocal Microphone with Pouch
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$129
AVE Vox Con Pro Studio Condenser Microphone
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$99
AVE Vox Con Black Studio Condenser Microphone
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$29
AVE Vox 22 Dynamic Vocal Microphone with Pouch
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AVE VOX44 Dynamic Instrument Microphone
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Microphone
Microphones convert sound into an electrical signal. Used in a variety of applications including live performances, audio recording, radio and television broadcasting. Mic's come in a variety of shapes, sizes and types. Making it sometimes difficult to choose the right microphone for you.
With technology today primarily using electromagnetic induction, the most common and our most popular mic is the Dynamic Microphone. Perfect for your live and on-stage performances, with the ability to handle high SPL levels while remaining clear and limiting background noise. While cardioid mic's are also great for vocals and speech.
Condenser Mics are our next most popular type of microphone which have a capacitance change. These are best used for recording in your studio and are great for picking up surrounding noise. Perfect for recording your vocals or acoustic instruments.
DJ City stock a range of dynamic and condenser mic's. Ranging from lapel and headset mics, xlr, to entire wireless microphone systems and all the accessories you may need. A proud stockist of all the biggest brands including Shure, Sennheiser, LD Systems and Behringer. With a range of accessories including mic clips, pop filters, windsocks and even vintage microphones. You are sure to find the right microphone for your needs at DJ City.
So contact us or visit us in-store today. We'd love to help you buy the right microphone for your needs to make you sound your best for your next performance or presentation.
How can I make a cheap mic sound good?
The best way to make a cheap mic sound better is to make use of the tools available in post processing. Using tools such as Compressors, Limiters, EQ's and Filters allow you to fine tune your sound and ensure it sounds professional!
How do I get the best quality microphone?
To make sure you're getting the best quality from your microphone, you'll want to be running it through a high quality mic preamp.
How do I make my mic sound better?
Firstly, make sure your recording room has proper acoustic treatment. You should also get a Pop Filter to limit plosives as well as a shock-mount to reduce unwanted vibrations in your audio. Then, a good quality audio interface or mic preamp will go a long way to ensure you get the best quality audio.
How do I make my mic sound better?
Microphones come in all shapes, sizes, and prices! You can get a good quality microphone for under $100, but they can range all the way up to $10,000 and more!
What is the best cheap microphone?
The best cheap microphone for recording would have to be the RODE NT-USB Mini. Although there are heaps of great options by brands such as Vonyx, Shure, Reloop, Samson, AKG, Sennheiser & More!
What Microphone do most YouTubers use?
Lots of YouTubers swear by the Blue Yeti Microphone. Although you'll find many who love the Rode NT-USB & VideoMicPro+. You'll also notice nearly all your favourite podcasts on YouTube use the Shure SM7B Mic!
Do you need an amp for a microphone
Some low-output dynamic microphones will require a separate preamp or cloudlifter to boost the signal. Although most will be fine using the mic preamps in your Audio Interface. Different again, many dynamic microphones for on-stage use will not require an amp at all.
Do you need an amp for a microphone?
Some low-output dynamic microphones will require a separate preamp or cloudlifter to boost the signal. Although most will be fine using the mic preamps in your Audio Interface. Different again, many dynamic microphones for on-stage use will not require an amp at all.
How much does a microphone cost?
A Microphone can cost anywhere between $30 to over $10,000 depending on your needs! If you're just starting out, the best options are probably around the $100 mark.
How to record audio on pc with microphone?
The easiest way to record audio on your PC with a microphone is by downloading a free application called Audacity! It's as simple as selecting your microphone and hitting the big record button!
What is the best microphone for podcasting
If you're podcasting the best microphone options include the Shure SM7B or MV7, or the RODE PodMic or Procaster microphones.
