Podcastudio

Microphone:

Definitely a sturdy microphone! Nice and weighty. The sound is good, but not great. I used an Oktava MK-319 condenser microphone in my recording studio as a comparison. The Oktava is more expensive than the entire Podcastudio setup, but I needed to use something. The clarity of the Podcastudio microphone is decent, but really needs a pop filter. The tone is a little flat and will take some fiddling with EQ knobs to find the happy medium between the right high clarity without creating too much hissing and background noise. I had the microphone about 5 feet from my desktop, which is fairly quiet, and the general running noise caused a lot of static. This was reduced with using my laptop, but not entirely. The Microphone cord is very short and thin, so you can’t go too far. They do include a desktop microphone stand that works pretty well.

Headphones:

They get the job done, but not much more. They are comfortable and fit snugly on your head as well as block out plenty of the outside noise. The quality of the sound is good and will satisfy and Podcaster. They do give the option of 1/8” and ¼” jacks via an adapter. The mixing board used a ¼” jack. so they provided the adapter to connect. You could easily use these headphones with your MP3 1/8” jack and be satisfied with the overall quality of the headphones.

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