Tonecapture Condenser Microphone – Semi-Metal, XLR Interface
Tonecapture Condenser Microphone – Semi-Metal, XLR Interface
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Tonecapture is a semi-metal condenser microphone with a gold-plated 3-pin XLR interface, built for clear, full vocals. Its capacitance pickup head and heart-shaped directional pattern focus on sound from the front, so your voice comes through with richness while background noise stays lower. It suits computer karaoke, professional recording, live broadcast and mobile phone recording.
Why people choose Tonecapture
- Clear vocal capture: The capacitance pickup head and 30 Hz–15 kHz frequency response capture detail in voice and music.
- Directional pickup: The heart-shaped pattern favors sound from the front and helps reduce noise from the sides and rear.
- Reliable XLR connection: The gold-plated 3-pin XLR interface gives a secure connection and good signal contact.
- Sturdy semi-metal body: The semi-metal shell feels solid and is built for regular recording and live use.
- Versatile use: One microphone for karaoke at home, studio recording, live streaming and broadcast.
Specifications
| Microphone type | Condenser |
|---|---|
| Pickup pattern | Heart-shaped |
| Pickup head | Capacitance |
| Shell | Semi-metal |
| Interface | Gold-plated 3-pin XLR |
| Frequency response | 30 Hz–15 kHz |
| Dimensions | 140 × 35 × 55 mm (5.5 x 1.4 x 2.2 in) |
Good for
Home karaoke, singing practice, podcasting, voice-over recording, streaming and live broadcast, and recording vocals on a computer or with a mobile phone setup.
Questions before you choose
What is a condenser microphone best for? Condenser microphones are sensitive and capture vocals and acoustic sound with detail, which makes them a good fit for karaoke, recording and broadcast.
What does the XLR interface mean? XLR is a standard professional connector. A 3-pin XLR cable links the microphone to an audio interface, mixer or sound card.
