BOYA Large-Diaphragm Studio Microphone Podcast, New Audio Condenser Microphone with 3 Polar Patterns & Sturdy Housing for Vocal Recording Singer Podcaster Home Audio YouTube Video
Details
- Recommended Uses For ProductSinging Voice
- BrandBOYA
- Connectivity TechnologyXLR
- Connector TypeXLR
- Special FeatureXLR
- Compatible DevicesCamcorder
Description
🎧 Elevate your sound game—record like a pro, wherever you are!
- BUILT TO LAST - Robust all-metal housing ensures your mic withstands the rigors of daily professional use
- WIDE FREQUENCY RANGE - 10 Hz to 20 kHz response captures every nuance from deep bass to sparkling highs
- PLUG PLAY PHANTOM POWER - Compatible with 24V or 48V phantom power via standard XLR for seamless studio integration
- CRYSTAL CLEAR AUDIO CAPTURE - 34mm large diaphragm condenser delivers studio-grade vocal and instrument clarity
- TAILORED SOUND DIRECTIONALITY - Switch effortlessly between cardioid, omni, and bi-directional patterns to suit any recording scenario
The BOYA BY-M1000 is a professional-grade large-diaphragm condenser microphone featuring a 34mm capsule, three selectable polar patterns (cardioid, omni, bi-directional), and a durable all-metal body. It offers a wide 10 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and supports standard 24V or 48V phantom power via XLR, making it ideal for singers, podcasters, voiceover artists, and home studio enthusiasts seeking versatile, high-fidelity audio capture.
Reviews
E**U
Not happy....
I am not happy with them. I emailed and took pictures of the product and explained to them I got no cord with my microphone. Then email stopped. I wouldn't do business with them again. Because I was going to order two more of them. NOT.
H**Y
An all in one, versatile microphone.
This is a good entry-level microphone for someone who wants to increase the quality of their voice over work, or for commercial production. You could also use this for video narration, or use when you are gaming.The microphone, much like the Rode NT1 Kit, comes with an integrated shock mount and pop filter. To me, Boya put together a hybrid of the Rode NT1 Kit, and AN SE Electronics X1, or Audio Technica-looking microphone. The microphone is heavy, and the overall appearance is very sleek.
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