Neewer® NW-700 Professional Studio Broadcasting Recording Condenser Microphone & NW-35 Adjustable Recording Microphone Suspension Scissor Arm Stand with Shock Mount and Mounting Clamp Kit

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In addition, the condenser microphone also comes with a durable and an adjustable scissor arm stand. If you are considering adding the Neewer NW-700 microphone to your microphone collection, we suggest reading up our Neewer NW-700 review, so you can have the basic information about this microphone before spending your cash on it.

For so many reasons, a condenser microphone is the preferred microphone type when it comes to indoor recordings. And when it comes to condenser microphones, the Neewer NW-700 Professional Condenser Microphone is a league of its own. Features

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You’ll also notice that the NW 800 is only 15cm or so in length (where most condenser mics are a good 20cm plus in length), which tells you that the capsule inside is probably a compact electret style one. Microphone design: Bottom Line The scissor arm you can live without if you’ve got a microphone stand already, but it’s really important to use a pop filter with this mic since it’s so sensitive in the upper reaches of the frequency spectrum. Accessories: Bottom Line In any microphone brands, the sound quality is a primordial consideration and this particular condenser microphone covers such aspect just fine.

Considering the price, it’s reasonably solid (I mean, it could be made of plastic, so), but it’s definitely not a mic that feels like it was hand-crafted by German engineers, by any means. Build quality: Bottom Line One good thing about this is that it is an XLR microphone. This means that if you want to upgrade to something better in future you can easily do so.Just like we mentioned earlier, this is one microphone you can rely on as its impressive and solid performance has earned it an excellent reputation over the years. To summarize our findings in this Neewer NW 700 vs Neewer NW 800 comparison, here are the winners for each category: The NW 800, despite owning a title with a higher number (which generally refers to a better model in the mic world), is actually cheaper than the NW 700.

When shopping for microphones, so many people have different expectations or their own idea of how a microphone should function. The versatility of this microphone is another reason why you shouldn’t miss out on it. I’ve got to say, given the price tag, I’m genuinely surprised at the number of accessories that are included with the NW 700.

Both microphones are very top-heavy, with a lot of presence in the upper mids. This is going to result in a very bright, hyped sound, which might suit some modern performances but also opens up potential issues with regard to sibilance and unnecessary hisses. Delivering optimal performance is what this microphone is designed to achieve, but it requires the help of a phantom power adapter to power it up during use. Only those who want this microphone for online streaming, podcasting, and the likes will require powering up this microphone with a phantom power adapter. But plugging it directly into a mixing desk is ideal for people who need this microphone for singing.