FIFINE AM8 XLR/USB Dynamic Microphone for Podcast Recording, PC Computer Gaming Streaming Mic with RGB Light, Mute Button, Headphones Jack, Desktop Stand, Vocal Mic for Singing YouTube-AmpliGame

The best wallet-friendly bit of the AmpliGame AM8 (as well as the K688) is that it is not a gain-hungry microphone. Therefore even if you upgrade to an XLR setup one day, a decent interface behind it will be enough to power it up. Especially for live streaming, in which you do not have much room to play with or have the luxury of doing EQ in post-production, an easy-to-drive dynamic microphone will let you run into fewer issues. Unlike the design and features, the audio quality is in line with the traditional dynamic microphones. That means if you have a high-pitched voice, it can tame and smooth out that harshness with its low-end regions. It may not be able to give you the lively and exciting sound as the condenser mics or the other FIFINE dynamic mics such as the K658 and K688 provide, but the treble is not completely muted, it is able to replicate the natural tone of a not super bassy voice.

Your audio is not going to peak or distort quite easily, the bad thing is that you are not going to perform an “earrape” to your friends anymore by using this mic. But in return, less sibilance will keep the audience more engaged with your streaming. Similar to what happens in the air and treble regions, the mids are just there but inoffensive and intrusive to your voice. Because of the support from the bass, it does not accentuate the annoying nasal or honky tone to force your team member to mute you.
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FEATURES

• Metal Yoke Mount & Stand Base
  - The yoke holds the mic, and in order to always have the top-addressed position no matter what kind of mic stand you use, it also allows you to turn the mic all the way around. Don’t forget the crucial accessory hiding underneath the foam protection of the package - the stand! Not the arm type, but the sturdy base with the anti-slide pad that gives good stability. You can get the AM8 to work right away without extra spending.
  
  
• Two Types of Thread in One Mount
  - Once you want to up your game with an XLR setup, the bulky connector will make a boom arm become necessary and the yoke also fits that kind of mic stand perfectly. With both the 3/8” and 5/8” threads inside the mount, you do not have to find a tiny little box to save the boom arm adapter.
  
  
• Foam Cover
  - The included foam cover plays a part in better audio reproduction in two ways: diffusing some of the air blowing to reduce the sibilance from a harsh voice and keeping you a little bit further away from excessive bass from the proximity effect. If the plosives are not mellowed out in your case, position the microphone 45 degrees off-axis and talk past it, you will get a pretty similar effect of using a massive foam cover but without its shortfall of blocking some part of your face.
  
  
• Controllable RGB Lightings
  - The warm and pleasant audio may remind you that it is the type of gear used most often on the radio day. But at the first glance, the square form factor is nowhere close to a traditional podcast mic, to make things better, it spices up the gaming aesthetic with the controllable RGB. From the shape and th
  
  
• Fool-proof Plug-and-play
  - USB connection is the meat and potatoes of the FIFINE AmpliGame AM8, but it is far from tasteless and dull (in both features and audio terms). Hook up the USB with your PC, Mac or even Play Station console, hold on seconds for the auto-installation of the driver, fire up the RGB with the control button and you are ready to rock and roll!
  
  
• Get Going with USB
  - The idea of the USB & XLR combo connection is that you do not have an audio interface necessarily at the very beginning and the USB mode is capable of guiding you through the whole phase of learning microphone technique.
  
  
• Up the Future Game with XLR
  - But you might have the need of breaking through the USB limitation later on, the XLR setup makes it possible. Together they also provide a budget audio solution for a two-PC setup because you can use both connections at the same time.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Type : Dynamic
• Polar Pattern : Cardioid
• Output Connection : USB type-C (mic end) to type-A 2.0 (computer end)/XLR
• USB Power Consumption : Voltage: 5±0.25 V
• Bit Depth/Sample Rate : 16-bit/44.1k-48k Hz
• Frequency Response : 50-16kHz
• S/N Ratio : ＞80 dB
• Sensitivity : -50±3dB
• Shipping Weight : 1.0 kg