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Rode NT-USB Studio Condenser USB Microphone
$199$169.15 -
RODE NT-USB MINI Studio Quality USB Microphone
$135$114.75 -
$59
AVE VoxCon-USB Condenser USB Microphone
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Rode Podcaster MK2 USB Broadcast Quality Microphone
$299$254.15 -
$65
Behringer C-1U Studio Condenser USB Microphone
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$139
Samson Meteor Studio Condenser USB Microphone
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$49
Vonyx CM300B Studio USB Microphone Echo Black
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$349
Blue Yeti Studio USB Recording Microphone Blackout (Black)
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$109
Samson Go Mic Portable Condenser USB Microphone
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$89
Vonyx CMS300W Studio Microphone Set USB Echo White
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AKG Lyra USB Condenser Microphone
$189$169 -
$89
Vonyx CMTS300 USB Studio Microphone Set with Desk Stand
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Samson C01U Pro Studio Condenser USB Microphone
$199$149 -
$419
Shure MV7 Podcast Microphone USB/XLR Black
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$169
Shure X2U XLR to USB Converter
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MXL Tempo SK Silver/Black USB Condenser Microphone
$169$99 -
RODE NT-USB MINI Studio Quality USB Mic with PSA1 Boom Arm
$309$255 -
$449
Blue Yeticaster Pro Streaming Broadcast Bundle
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Blue Yeti Pro Studio USB and XLR Recording Microphone
$549$379 -
$49
Vonyx CM300S Studio Microphone USB Echo Silver
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USB Microphones
USB Microphones offer the perfect solution for quick, professional audio recording and playback. Whether you're recording interviews, podcasts, voiceovers, or vocals; USB Microphones have quickly become ubiquitous thanks to their plug-and-play convenience. Let's face it, when you're on the go it can be quite the struggle transporting traditional mics and recording tools. That's where the USB Mic is extremely handy. With one USB cable, you can quickly turn your computer, laptop or iOS device into a portable recording studio.
Functioning the same as traditional microphones with a diaphragm, capsule and more; but with the added convenience of not requiring any additional gear or audio interface for power. So it's not hard to understand why so many Podcasters, Musicians, and Reporters all turn to USB Microphones.
At DJ City, we offer a range of Condenser and Dynamic USB Microphones. USB Condenser Mics are most commonly used in a home studio environment, and designed specifically for picking up all surrounding noise. Featuring extended frequency response ranges, Condenser Mics are perfect for vocal recordings, or tracking pianos. If you're tracking guitars, basses, and drums; you'll need a Dynamic USB Mic. Featuring the ability to handle higher sound pressure levels, dynamic microphones are ideal for loud instruments.
Need more guidance? Have any questions? Can't decide? Our DJ City team is backed by expert sound engineers and musicians. So head into your local DJ City store, or contact our friendly staff today. We'd love to help you make sure you purchase the best USB Microphone for you.
