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Nady USB-24M Dynamic Plug and Play USB Microphone

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Nady USB-24M USB Dynamic Microphone

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Product Details

Product Length:	11.0 inches
Product Width:	3.0 inches
Product Height:	3.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.53 pounds
Package Length:	9.4 inches
Package Width:	3.6 inches
Package Height:	2.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.5 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

Features

USB 2.0 Neodymium Mic
Perfect for recording vocal tracks or voice-overs on your computer
Excellent, clear, crisp sound
Convenient on/off switch
AD converter with 24-bit, 96KHz sampling rate

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Nice form, weak execution Aug 01, 2008
I was very pleased when I opened the box and found a nice chunky, seemingly heavy duty microphone. The hardware is well crafted with good fit and finish.

I plugged it in and it self installed quickly and without incident.

Now, having tested the microphone for several voice only projects using multiple software applications, the quality of recordins was poor at best. In all cases the volume was VERY low, tinney, and digitized.

To eliminate the possibility of computer malfunction or software limitations, I tested this on three computer with two different software applications all with the same results.

I would not reccomend this solution.

NOT FOR MULTITRACK RECORDING Apr 30, 2008
For multitrack recording, this mic is useless. It shuts off all other sound coming from the computer. For multitrack recording, you need to listen to previously recorded tracks while adding more tracks. With this mic it is impossible. I have other USB mics that work just fine. Whoever designed this device was not real intelligent.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

The Mic That Let Me Down Sep 04, 2007
Okay, the first few days, I had to get used to the computer recognizing the mic as headphones, so it was messing up my external sounds, and stuff. Okay I fixed that. Then I try to go to the website for tweaking software and before I do, 3 days after I buy the mic, it's indicator light just stopped working why I do not know but for some reason that I cannot imagine. I am so mad I did not get the samson. Also, I bought the Montego DDL, which is an awesome sound card for under $60. I already threw it in the trash.

It's pretty much a karaoke mic, and it would have helped if I didn't cut corners and purchase something to mount the mic. I won't sell myself short next time around.

Bottom line. If you believe this loser above me, ur on crack. j/k but seriously don't buy it. Look at it this way. You can purchase your playstation 2 which is cool for what it is. Or do you really wanna spice it up and drive the town in a lexus droptop with a hottie in the passenger seat. Spend the extra $100, I promise it'll be worth it.

Thanks J-Di Lil rock

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

You get what you buy Jul 18, 2007
I purchased this microphone on July 18,2007 and i mean it wasnt the best but it did a good job for what i was doing. Which i made my whole cd you can go to [...] to take a listen to how it sounds when recording. Overall i'll have to give it 3 stars it was o.k. while it lasted but the microphone completed broke the beginning of 08 so it did last some months. So i say to the buyer if you are just looking for something to play with for awhile then this is the mic but for long term i say you go with the co3u samson you can check it out on this link

0 of 2 found the following review helpful:

unhappy buyer May 29, 2007
Maybe mine came broken...it rattles inside and doesn't record well....my cheap Radio Shack mic does better.