JBL Quantum Stream Talk - Single Condenser Microphone for Perfect Streaming, Recording and Gaming, One-Press Mute Button, Easy-to-Adjust Control knob, Built-in Shock Absorber (Black)

Whether you're a streamer broadcasting your games on Twitch or a podcaster with a growing audience, the JBL Quantum Stream Talk will make sure your voice gets heard. The super cardioid pickup pattern of this sleek, functional design makes it perfect for a single voice, ensuring that any random noises elsewhere in the room won't get heard. A built-in shock absorber in the sturdy microphone stand also helps make sure your streams and recordings are as noise-free as possible. Monitor the audio stream in your headphones via the 3.5mm connection and the multi-function control knob, which also adjusts the mic's gain and loudness and quickly mutes you if a cough or sneeze creeps up on you. Use the included JBL QuantumENGINE PC software to adjust EQ, apply noise reduction, and perform a quick mic test, all from your computer screen.

• Single condenser microphone for perfect streaming: Your voice will come through loud and strong thanks to a lightweight, fast-moving diaphragm that's sensitive (-44dB) and has a wide, flat frequency range (50~12kHz).
• Single voice pick-up pattern: You won't pick up random sounds around the room, because the super cardioid pick-up pattern is hyper-focused on your voice. Just like your audience will be.
• One-press mute button: Press the center of the control knob to mute yourself momentarily. The LED lights at the top of the mic tube will change into red, so you'll always know when you're on mute. Unlike some of your coworkers during Zoom meetings.
• Easy-to-adjust control knob: The same knob controls both the mic gain (voice going into the mic) and the headphones' volume (voice heard in your headphones), so you can fine-tune how you sound even in the middle of a streaming or recording session.
• Built-in shock absorber: Tend to pound the table when you're making a great point on your podcast? The built-in shock absorber in the microphone's base will keep your audience from hearing any weird thumping sounds when you do.