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  • stompboxjonstompboxjon

    Portable and inexpensive

    Samson Technologies Go MicPublished on 11/01/12 at 23:46
    The Samson Go Mic is very affordable and very portable. It only cost 40 dollars and it is a lot better than other USB microphones. It records at 16-bit/44.1 kHz resolution and has selectable pickup patterns as well as an headphone output on it. When it comes to USB microphones I always tell people to be careful before buying because some of the USB microphones are horrible and cannot be used for anything other than chatting with some friends online. But the Go Mic has a solid quality to be a 40 dollar USB microphone. You could actually do some recording with it for a rough song draft. I would not plan on recording any of your master tracks with this microphone but it would be great for so…
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    The Samson Go Mic is very affordable and very portable. It only cost 40 dollars and it is a lot better than other USB microphones. It records at 16-bit/44.1 kHz resolution and has selectable pickup patterns as well as an headphone output on it. When it comes to USB microphones I always tell people to be careful before buying because some of the USB microphones are horrible and cannot be used for anything other than chatting with some friends online. But the Go Mic has a solid quality to be a 40 dollar USB microphone. You could actually do some recording with it for a rough song draft. I would not plan on recording any of your master tracks with this microphone but it would be great for someone who has limited space like a dorm room or a apartment space to record with.

    OVERALL OPINION

    It does come with Music Creator Software which I do not recommend using; even if you purchase this inexpensive microphone do not use the software that comes with it to record with. You mine as well get your feet wet with a good software program that you can grow with (if you are a beginner).
    The Go Mic has no low cut filter, but it comes with a stand that will set it upright so you can record with it on your desktop. It also comes with a carry pouch to protect it from damage, it is small enough to slide right into your backpack or laptop case and you won’t even know it is there. The Go Mic is a plug and play USB microphone that will work in any program no matter what DAW or music creation software you use it will recognize the Go Mic. It is affordable and simple to use, it will sound great too for it to be such a small inexpensive microphone. Great for your rough draft recordings.
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  • vsavagellcvsavagellc

    For $30.00 it's a good usb device

    Samson Technologies Go MicPublished on 08/11/12 at 04:44
    The Go mic is not your typical USB condenser mic it's a simple usb mic made for recording vocals/sounds. I found it very useful in terms of conducting skype meetings as well as podcasts.
    It comes with a mic clip attached to it making it easy to clip to a laptop or other thin edge object (this way you're not holding it in your hand)



    I love the fact that the go mic is plug and play (no manual driver installation) as with most other usb mics on the market. I also love the fact that it's light weight making it easy to carry around and small enough to fit into a laptop bag (or pocket) – Making it easy to record ideas when I’m away from my studio.

    What I like least about this mic is i…
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    The Go mic is not your typical USB condenser mic it's a simple usb mic made for recording vocals/sounds. I found it very useful in terms of conducting skype meetings as well as podcasts.
    It comes with a mic clip attached to it making it easy to clip to a laptop or other thin edge object (this way you're not holding it in your hand)



    I love the fact that the go mic is plug and play (no manual driver installation) as with most other usb mics on the market. I also love the fact that it's light weight making it easy to carry around and small enough to fit into a laptop bag (or pocket) – Making it easy to record ideas when I’m away from my studio.

    What I like least about this mic is it doesn't have a lot of mounting options such as mic stands, desk mic stands etc.

    OVERALL OPINION

    What I like least about this mic is it doesn't have a lot of mounting options such as mic stands, desk mic stands etc.

    This is a good mic for those who are creating podcasts, online tutorials or engaging in Skype meetings. I would not use this mic as a studio recording mic as you want get the same results you would with something more professional. It's really hard shopping for mics (quality vs price tag) there are some good ones out there as well as some really bad ones.

    I originally purchased this mic because it looked cool (yes because it looked it cool) and it was only $30.00. I figured it be great little podcasting or talk back mic to use in my recording studio plus I'm a gadget freak. I love usb devices regardless of what purchase they serve

    I've worked with other usb mics and honestly this one is by far the smallest and the most unique designed mic I've some across. I feel $30-$40 it's worth the price.
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  • zjuloszjulos

    Samson Technologies Go MicPublished on 02/21/10 at 07:32
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Portable USB condenser microphone
    Plug and Play PC and Mac compatible, no drivers required
    Custom Compact Design that clips to a laptop or desk SITS was
    Perfect for music recording, podcasting and field recording
    Ideal for voice recognition software, iChat, VoIP and Web Cast
    Transducer Type: condense, pressure gradient with USB digital output
    Frequency Response: 20Hz 18kHz
    Polar Pattern: cardioid or omni
    Resolution: 16-bit/44.1kHz
    1/8-inch headphone output
    Includes USB cable, cable clip, mic stand and adapt Zipper Carrying pouch

    OVERALL OPINION

    Micro USB
    you plug you play is as simple as has!
    There's a rglage cardio, cardio-10db or omnidirectional
    There'…
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    Portable USB condenser microphone
    Plug and Play PC and Mac compatible, no drivers required
    Custom Compact Design that clips to a laptop or desk SITS was
    Perfect for music recording, podcasting and field recording
    Ideal for voice recognition software, iChat, VoIP and Web Cast
    Transducer Type: condense, pressure gradient with USB digital output
    Frequency Response: 20Hz 18kHz
    Polar Pattern: cardioid or omni
    Resolution: 16-bit/44.1kHz
    1/8-inch headphone output
    Includes USB cable, cable clip, mic stand and adapt Zipper Carrying pouch

    OVERALL OPINION

    Micro USB
    you plug you play is as simple as has!
    There's a rglage cardio, cardio-10db or omnidirectional
    There's a headphone jack on it ideal for fun on a small multitrack
    it is super well built and compact
    is not a great mic and is not a need to ask
    is ideal as Swiss army knife for fun take a trip, hotel room, train, or you can play around with ...
    Some 40 and a is the game
    and say it is sold as a microphone to chat on msn ...
    y 'better to do with ..
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