the t.bone SC 430 USB Desktop-Set
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the t.bone
SC 430 USB Desktop-Set
Product Info
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For $54, the t.bone SC 430 is a remarkably capable entry point into USB microphones. It's perfect for podcasters, streamers, or budding singer-songwriters who need a functional, all-in-one solution without spending a fortune – just be aware of the limitations of the budget components.
Product Description
- the t.bone SC 430 USB Desktop-Set
- USB Studio Large Diaphragm Microphone with USB-C Connector
- For direct operation with a computer
- tablet or mobile phone (iOS)
- No additional drivers necessary
- Directional characteristic: Supercardioid
- Frequency range: 30 - 18
- 000 Hz
- Sensitivity: 32 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa at 1 kHz)
- Max. SPL (sound pressure level): 130 dB (@ 1 kHz = 1% T.H.D)
- 16-Bit/48 kHz
- Gain control
- Headphone output with direct monitoring and volume control
- Mute button
- Includes a microphone clamp
- table stand
- USB-C to USB cable and USB-C to USB-C cable
*Additionally included software (download):*
, Cubase LE with 23 VST audio effects, HALion Sonic SE 3, Groove Agent SE 5, Over 5 GB of sounds and loops
- • Surprisingly robust plastic construction for the price point
- • Supercardioid pattern effectively rejects background noise
- • Software bundle offers immediate creative possibilities for beginners
- • Direct monitoring is a genuinely useful feature for vocal tracking
- • Sound quality lacks the nuanced detail of higher-end condenser mics
- • Supercardioid pattern demands careful mic placement and room acoustics
- • USB-C connector limits compatibility with older computer setups
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