Yeti USB Mic - The world's first THX Certified microphone

Yeti USB Mic · microphone

timo4ey November 11, 2009 at 19:05

Yeti USB Mic - The world's first THX Certified microphone

A company known as Bluemicrophone has released a rather interesting device, namely a microphone. But not quite ordinary, but received the THX certificate (the certificate is so named after the first George Lucas film “THX 1138”).

This device has low distortion, high recording accuracy and a cardioid , which can be omnidirectional and bidirectional. Also inside the case is a headphone amplifier.

The price of the device is not to say that it is too small - $ 149.99. According to the manufacturer, it will be possible to buy a microphone in December. It has a USB port and is fully compatible with Mac and Win platforms.
Yes, at such a price, it makes no sense to purchase this microphone for the same Skype, for example, but for the high-quality recording of podcasts, I think the most.

For those who are interested in what a THX certificate is, you can see it here .

PS Do not judge strictly, this is my first post :-)

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