Audio Gear
Mics, mixers, headphones and stands for clear, professional sound
Sound That Speaks for Your Show
Great content deserves great audio. Our audio category brings together the microphones, mixers, recorders, headphones and stands that turn a spare room into a studio people want to listen to.
Mics: USB/XLR
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Rode PodMic USB and XLR Dynamic Broadcast Microphone
Versatile dynamic microphone with USB and XLR connections, ideal for podcasting and streaming.
From $109.99 USD
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RØDE PodMic USB Versatile Dynamic Broadcast Microphone
Warm, focused voice recording for podcasting, music making and content creation.
From $99.00 USD
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Nomono Sound Capsule Portable Podcast Kit
A complete portable kit with software and HD microphones for studio-quality recording.
$2,490.00 USD
Mics: XLR
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Sennheiser E835 Microphone, Pack of 3
Rugged dynamic microphones for vocals and spoken word, supplied as a set of three.
From $99.95 USD
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XLR Cable Bundle for Broadcast Microphones
Pair your XLR microphone with a reliable cable and polishing cloth for a clean, ready-to-record setup.
Available in our Accessories section
Mixers, Interfaces and Recorders
Mixers and audio interfaces let several microphones work together. They give every speaker a separate level control, add headphone monitoring and send clean audio to your computer. Portable recorders capture interviews on location and provide an extra backup of your main session.
Headphones
Good headphones let you hear problems before your listeners do. Closed-back designs isolate sound during recording, while comfortable padding makes long editing sessions far more pleasant. Look for models that feel stable on the head and deliver a balanced sound with clear vocals.
Mic and Camera Stands
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Samson MBA28 Microphone Boom Arm, 28"
A slim boom arm that frees desk space and positions your microphone precisely.
From $21.50 USD
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OnStage DS7200B Adjustable Desktop Microphone Stand
A reliable desktop stand that stays steady during long recordings.
From $20.99 USD
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Elgato Wave Mic Arm LP
Low-profile mic arm with cable management channels and a fully adjustable design.
From $79.99 USD
Building Your Audio Setup Step by Step
The audio category is the heart of any podcast studio. Because listeners forgive a simple set and a small room far more easily than poor sound, it is wise to invest in a good microphone before you buy anything else. Begin with one reliable broadcast microphone and a stand, then add the equipment that matches the number of people who will speak on your show.
A solo podcaster can record beautifully with a single USB or XLR microphone, a boom arm and comfortable headphones. The microphone captures the voice clearly, the arm keeps it at the right distance, and the headphones let you monitor every word as it is recorded. This simple setup is enough for many successful shows.
Why Dynamic Microphones Are So Popular
Dynamic microphones are the favourite choice for spoken word because they handle loud sources, reject background noise and need no special power. They also tolerate the rough treatment that comes with daily use. Many podcasters choose a dynamic model simply because it sounds natural close to the mouth, which makes editing and mixing easier.
USB, XLR or Both?
USB microphones connect directly to a laptop or desktop computer, so they are the quickest way to start recording. XLR microphones need an interface or mixer, but they offer more control and can grow with your studio over the years. Combination models that offer both connections are a practical compromise, letting you record directly today and move to a larger system later without replacing your microphone.
Mixers and Interfaces for Two or More Guests
When a second person joins the conversation, a mixer or interface becomes the centre of your setup. Each microphone gets its own channel, so you can balance voices, reduce echo and prevent one speaker from overpowering the others. Headphone outputs let every guest hear the conversation clearly, which keeps interviews relaxed and natural.
Looking After Your Equipment
Protect your gear by storing microphones in a dry place, coiling cables loosely and keeping stands tightened. Clean headphone pads regularly and check connectors before a big recording. A small investment in care prolongs the life of your equipment and keeps your sound consistent from season to season.
For advice on choosing the right microphone, mixer or headphones, contact our team at [email protected] or on WhatsApp at +1 (726) 716-5675. We are happy to recommend a setup that suits your room, your budget and your voice.