FIFINE AmpliTank Tank3 XLR/USB Podcast Dynamic Microphone for Streaming
Bottom line: The FIFINE AmpliTank Tank3 XLR/USB Podcast Dynamic Microphone: Dual XLR/USB output: start on USB, upgrade to XLR later; main trade-off: arm stand and base stand not included in the box.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Dual XLR/USB output: start on USB, upgrade to XLR later
- ✓ All-metal cardioid dynamic capsule rejects room and background noise
- ✓ Front mute button plus real-time headphone monitoring jack
- ✓ Onboard mic-gain and headphone-volume knobs, no software needed
Cons
- ✗ Arm stand and base stand not included in the box
- ✗ XLR mode needs a separate interface or sound card
- ✗ End-address dynamic needs close 2-6 inch mic placement
- ✗ Cardioid pickup only, no stereo or multi-pattern modes
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- [Rounded Rich Audio] The recording studio microphone has a lower self-noise, which is crucial when capturing subtle details and maintaining a clean signal in quiet studio settings. Dynamic microphone with noise-reduction and shock-absorbing effectively reduces unwanted back-ground noise, allowing your voice to shine through in podcast or streaming scenes that require clear communication.(Tip: You can speak to the top of the end addressing microphone within a range of 2 to 6 inches for clear sound)
- [Upgrade-able XLR/USB Connection] The XLR/USB dynamic microphone gives you the way to start out with USB and then upgrade down the road to XLR. The recording microphone transferring audio signal going to different programs/games. Two connection versatility ensures that you get the investment of the podcast microphone by using it for a variety of recording purposes.(Tip: You can adjust your audio by connecting the sound card, but this microphone does not require a 48V phantom power supply)
- [Mute and Monitoring] Use a finger on the front of the USB microphone for PC and easily mute or unmute during recording via the silent mic mute button that was a physical button to avoid mute being triggered by mistake. The USB podcast microphone features a monitoring headphone jack to let you keep concentration on real-time audio without plugging in headphones elsewhere.
- [Volume Control] Recording with the USB connection of studio microphone, you will get adjustment of input mic gain and headphones output volume. Volume knobs on the side of the computer recording microphone are easily accessible. You can directly adjust the mic gain volume without having to yell or whisper and control the monitoring output volume to concentrate on podcast recording, but no having to distract yourself with other computer settings.
- [Friendly Microphone Design] The all metal designed XLR studio microphone protects the cardioid dynamic mic body from wear and tear, while further maintaining the stability of audio input, which is beneficial for streamer, singers and youtuber. Built-in 3/8’’ and 5/8’’ threads to connect mic stand is more convenient for you to use different arm stand in various environments. Six windows pane makes the XLR microphone for podcast more in line with the trend and beauty of your live streaming, and remind you to record at the top of the mic for cleaner audio quality. (Arm Stand, Base Stand NOT Included)
Full Specifications
| Brand | FIFINE |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Model Name | TANK3 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Model Number | TANK3 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Audible Noise | 20 db |
| Compatibility | PC |
| Polar Pattern | Unidirectional |
| Built-In Media | 8.2ft (2.5m) USB-C to USB-A Cable, Dynamic Microphone, User's Manual |
| Connector Type | USB, XLR |
| Frequency Range | 50Hz—16KHz |
| Item Dimensions | 9.84 x 6.1 x 2.56 inches |
| Mfr Part Number | ALQ2404Tank3 |
| Special Feature | All Metal Built, Headphones Jack, Mute Function, Volume Control, XLR/USB Connection |
| Antenna Location | Gaming, Podcasting, Streaming |
| Hardware Platform | Laptop, PC, PS4/PS5 |
| Maximum Frequency | 16 KHz |
| Minimum Frequency | 50 hertz |
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