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BOYA BY-PM500 USB Microphone
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BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone in Bangladesh
Record your podcast, create online content, and even capture your instruments straight to computers or mobile devices with the BOYA BY-PM500, an economical USB microphone that gives quality alongside versatility. Because of the mic's plug-and-play compatibility with Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android devices, you'll start recording both simply and easily.
The BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone offers useful features, like easy controls, and provides you with multiple polar patterns to suit a spread of recording needs. With cables and a desktop stand included, you'll get set up right out of the box.
Fits Your Needs
BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone For live streaming, vlogging, gaming, and recording podcasts and music
Works together with your Devices
The BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone is compatible with Mac and Windows computers also as most USB Type-C mobile devices.
Multiple Polar Patterns for Multiple Uses
Two selectable polar patterns are available. BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone Choose Cardioid to tamp room tone, focusing the mic on your vocals. Or choose Omnidirectional to capture sound from all directions, which is great for musical instruments.
Built-In Headphone Jack
BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone You can achieve latency-free monitoring via the three .5mm headphone jack. Just plug your headphones in and you're able to listen.
High-Quality Audio Capture
The BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone records audio at 24-bit / 48 kHz, supplying you with the printed standard for a way many samples it can record during a second, and providing a high degree of dynamic range. BOYA BY-PM500 Microphone A non-techy translation: this microphone goes is compatible for selecting up the nuances of your voice.
Easy-to-Use Controls
The mic offers adjustable mic gain, headphone volume, and mute on/off via one control, with a corresponding multicolor indicator. Red means mute is on. Purple means you're knob controls the mic gain. Blue means the knob now controls your headphone volume. Isn't that simple?
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