EMB Pro 900 Blue Studio Condenser Microphone + Shock Mount + Anti-wind Foam Cap

Price range – There’s definitely a noticeable range when it comes to the best microphones in general, let alone condensers, so when attempting to find the best for you, your overall budget will come in to play. The higher you go in price, the better quality you’ll be coming in contact with. However, there is a threshold when it comes to microphone quality (especially if you’re in a home recording studio, a middle price-point condenser mic will suffice), otherwise the higher you go the more professional sounding your tunes will be.

Connectivity – With Aux Input microphones becoming more popular, keep in mind which type of connectivity you’ll be wanting. The main choices are either the traditional XLR, USB or Aux. If you grab an XLR microphone (which most of the popular and professional condenser mics have), you’ll need some external power source aside from your computer since they require phantom power. Some come with an external power supply, while others don’t (you may have to buy one separately, so factor that into your budget as well). 

Intended application – Do you a microphone for recording vocals? Acoustics? Strings? Amplified electric guitar? When it comes to your intended use, condenser mics can ultimately record everything and anything you want to transfer onto your computer or mixer. However, keep in what Sound Pressure Level (SPL) each mic allows if you’re planning on either recording something super loud in volume (aka higher pressure) or screaming\louder vocals. Many prefer ribbon microphones or small-diaphragm condensers for higher SPL (they also have a bit of a different feel than condensers). However, there are some solid condenser mics in here with nice SPL handling that we’ve included, too. Others have gone the tube microphone route for a different type of sound — although subjective-sounding to say the least, mic enthusiasts state they’re a little warmer and brighter than traditional condenser mics. Either way, this is getting a bit more detail-oriented, and any condenser mic should be fine for most applications, especially in a home recording studio.

We are introducing EMB latest condenser microphone today.  This is the latest and best Auxiliary microphone at a very affordable price for all our new comer. It can be plugged directly into the microphone port of your computer so that the user can go seamlessly with their favorite recording software.The EMB 900B Studio One is considered perfect for recording in a home studio and you’re looking to keep it strictly digital. It is also very helpful in podcasting, field recording and voice-over use. This exclusive condenser mic is designed on the base of 900 Series condenser mic. This microphone features a low-mass diaphragm for extended frequency response as well as superior transient response. Its featured with low self-noise. We’d also consider this one budget-friendly since it’s pretty low in the price-point category of condensers. Let's get to the detail.