Red Mikrofon

Mythbuster: RGB does not help to increase the FPS of your game. But a desktop RGB microphone does help get rid of the burden on your head without denting a single bit of appeal of your streaming. And more importantly, make your voice sound more pleasant to either teammates or viewers. Even if you make up your mind dipping a toe into an RGB microphone, it is hard for you to find a stylish and trustworthy one without costing a great fortune. Up until now, with the launch of FIFINE AmpliGame A8, you have one more option to consider adding to your RGB arsenal. But why? One USB-C three kinds of compatible devices USB is always easy to use, just plug in, talk and you are sounding amazing and crashing the noobs. Nothing mind-blowing at all? How about comparing to a minutes-long pre-flight check every time for using an XLR microphone setup? A plug-and-play microphone is definitely a great relief to the impatient people of your squad.  But USB microphone is not exclusive to Windows or Play Station Console gamers, the compatibility with Mac will also help with the workflow of your audio project.  USB setup may come as no surprise, but the pleasing features will keep on coming if you look deeper into it. First comes the very welcome addition of the type-c. It is rather convenient to use around your studio when everything just uses the same type of cable. Capacitive Mute Button If there is a gaming-feature top list, the quick-mute must claim the crown. With one integrated into the top, you need not to remember yet another hotkey. To make the experience even better, it is touch-sensitive to mute yourself without indicating others with audible clicking. The LED icon on the top is the guarantee of having no accidental mute on stream.  Suspension Shock Mount Right out of the box comes the pre-assembled microphone and the shock mount. Unlike the traditional mounts that are screwed into the bottom of the mic with a nut, the included one of the AmpliGame A8 is attached with elastic rubber bands. Thus it is more effective at keeping unwanted vibrations from making their way into your streaming. For streaming in front of the camera, the size and the aesthetic of a microphone or a headset count. Bulky gears are not just hard to fit anywhere comfortably but are also likely to block your face quite easily. A smaller profile microphone should be the first choice of the streamers who wants more interaction with their viewers. Latency-free Monitoring Microphone Input Control Detachable Pop Filter The latency-free headphone jack is not a big deal for everyone. Podcasters have chances to go back and redo the episode recording, but it is never a pleasant thing to do. Then the live monitoring to make sure every bit of the recording sound right is all the more practical and useful than any other feature. Gamers can also use the headphone jack as an extra benefit to run a quick check-up to hear what you sound like in the game when you are jamming with your teammates. Coming right after on the list is a physical gain dial. It is hard to be meh about an external control on the board. Because the last thing you want to do is have to alt-tab and jump into software to change the settings, which is especially true when you are gaming. The frame-less see-through style of the pop filter with a smiley FIFINE logo on it follows suites. It minimizes itself even further with the slightly curved shape. In terms of aesthetics, it smashes the obnoxious flapper pop filter. But it is not all about the look, the density of the plastic mesh is enough to prevent air from blowing directly into the microphone.  Lights on & Zone in Some say that a hardcore gamer will try to light on all the stuff. Because RGB does not only let you stand out a bit more, but as the saying goes it actually increases the FPS. But who wants controllable RGB lighting is a more sensible gamer. In that term, the AmpliGame A8 is also a sensible RGB microphone. It is a bit understated, until the lights go on

For the audio solution, you have so many choices than before. But there is no best microphone set in stone, especially when the budget is limited. Only the one that suits you most is the best. FIFINE K651 dynamic microphone kit is trying to sell you on if you are a streamer who wants not just sound quality in the game but also aesthetics in the frame. It is also battling in the field of podcast recording, particularly where a more natural tone is needed.  If you are preparing to get into one of those characters, or just a sucker for the appearance, bear with me in the following unveiling. You may find it be your very microphone, or at least find yourself getting clearer about what type of mic you want.  The two-section rocket design will not help you land on the moon, but will definitely catch everyone’s eyes and draw their attention to what project could come out from this kit. The propellers underneath are where the RGB lightings shine through. They serve as the fancy decoration that pushes you further into the gaming mood. Don’t want them to distract you or your views from the streaming? Just unplug the powering type-c cable from the bottom of the shock mount, you are all good. The eyebrows-raising shock mount is not just a swagger. The whole point of it is to free up the microphone from vibration. And it pulls off that purpose rather well for its proper weight, not too light to be non-existed, not too heavy to generate vibration from itself. Nothing crazy about the included scissor arm stand. It is the down-to-earth workhorse in this dynamic microphone package that gives you substantial help in upping your game. Sway it into the frame when streaming begins, making up for the drawback of a low-sensitivity dynamic mic. The maximum extension of the arms is up to 90cm, which allows it to fit in any size of a desk. Put it aside when you finish the task to keep everything neat and tidy. RGB Shock Mount The shock mount is powered on by a computer USB port If you are the gamers believing in the theory of more RBG resulting in higher FPS, then this K651 takes a further step for you! The lighting can be switched among rainbow or 8 types of single-color mode by click the RGB control button. Choose one that fits in your room ambiance well or one that creates color contrast to get more visually appealing. Touch-sensitive Mute The eye-catching feature does not just stop at the light shock mount. The K651 refreshes your eyes with an illuminating smiley FIFINE logo, which also serves as a touch-sensitive mute button. When it is muted, the on-body LED lighting will turn red to keep you alarming or give your audience a notice in streaming. The ruggedness of the all-metal body is the rocketship style in the microphone. The simple but solid chassis covers the dynamic capsule with the same solidness. However, do not expect it to sound any harsh. The dynamic type has tagged the warm and thick tone label onto the reproduced sounding. And the dynamic tag is also the certificate of being background-sound proof. With the assistance from the included arm stand, it can even throw a punch combo to beat all the environmental noises out of your streaming. The low-end does not get super deep down, thus it is not as punchy as the K658 dynamic mic. But on the upside, your audience will get less distracted from the plosives even if there is no pop filter attached. Just talk slightly off-axis to make all sound comfortable to your audiences’ ears. Judging from the rocket shape alone, it is hardly a competitive contender for vocals. It lacks subtle brightness, but the clarity is more than enough.