Level up your podcasting, gaming, and streaming with the black VO-7U Dynamic Supercardioid USB Streamer Microphone Kit with Desktop Tripod from Deity. Engineered specifically to compensate for the poor acoustics in untreated home studios and workspaces, the mic features a large-diaphragm dynamic capsule that picks up less unwanted background sources further from the mic. In addition, its supercardioid polar pattern focuses audio capture tightly on the subject directly in front of the mic, further reducing unwanted background sound and picking up less room reverberations and reflections for clearer, more intelligible speech and voiceover work.

Built to last, the VO-7U is constructed with a durable all-metal body and features a floating friction pivot for precise positioning. The capsule offers a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and can handle loud SPL levels up to 135 dB; the mic gain is adjustable and there's even a built-in analog limiter to prevent audio clipping. A 3.5mm headphone jack provides latency-free monitoring with volume control. Gamers and video streamers will appreciate the 12 unique RGB LED color effects. This version of the mic includes a desktop tripod stand, along with one USB Type-C and one USB Type-A cable—each 9.8' in length.

For Podcasting, Streaming & Gaming    Desktop Tripod Stand & 9.8' USB Cables    Broadcast Sound from Home Studio    Large-Diaphragm Dynamic Capsule    Supercardioid Pickup Cuts Background    12 RGB LED Lighting Effects    USB Type-C for Computers, Mobile Devices    Adjustable Mic Gain + Analog Limiter    Mute Button, 3.5mm Headphone Jack    Metal Body with Floating Friction Pivot

The VO-7U uses a supercardioid dynamic microphone capsule, making it well suited for use as a podcast and streamer microphone in untreated bedrooms or gaming stations. Often these rooms will have too much echo and reverb, which distracts viewers and listeners. With the VO-7U that worry is no more.

The VO-7U features a USB Type-C port that allows it to work easily with mobile devices including Android phones and many Apple iPads. Most native Android camera apps will automatically select the VO-7U as their audio source. Filming YouTube vlogs using your mobile device and getting premium audio is easy for creators at every experience level.

Things can get exciting in the middle of gameplay. But your audio shouldn't suffer just because you want to get loud and celebrate a win. As soon as you apply more than 50% gain to the VO-7U, the built-in hardware analog limiter kicks in to help prevent you from clipping on your stream or in your podcast. You have many things to worry about as a creator, your audio clarity shouldn't be one of them.

No adapters are needed in order to put the VO-7U on a stand as it natively supports 3/8" and 5/8" threads. So whether you're a boom arm user or you prefer a tabletop stand, the mic has you covered. This configuration of the mic includes a desktop tripod stand.

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• RBG Slow Wave
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• Candle Effect
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• Neon Green
• Ocean Waves
• Cyberpunk Pink
• Breathing RGB Effect
• RGB Heart-Shaped Waterfall

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way (or a cable) to connect this to the XLR input of the Zoom H6?

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones Pocket Wireless Digital Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones can be adapted for connection to an XLR input on the Zoom H6 Portable Handy Recorder by attaching two adapters to the Deity USB Type-C to 3.5mm TRRS cable that is included with the wireless mic system. First, use the Rode SC3 3.5mm TRRS Female to 3.5mm Right-Angle TRS Male Adapter Cable (B&H # ROSC3) to convert the TRRS connector to TRS, then add the Rode VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter (B&H # ROVXLR) to convert the TRS plug to XLR 3-pin male.

Q: 2. is this simply plug into an outlet ?

A: the Bogen Communications DDU250 does not require any power to operate. The unit will ship with a bare wire cable that needs to be wired into an existing PA or intercom system.

Q: 3. does the receiver need external power (like a portable power bank )if using it on a dslr camera (using the usb-c to 3.5mm jack)?

A: The Deity Pocket receiver has an internal battery that lasts for 5 hours of continuous use.

Q: 4. Can the pocket wireless work like the Rhodes Wireless go II with 1 2chanel receiver and 2 transmitters to work on a DSLR?

A: No, the receiver in the Deity Microphones Pocket Wireless Digital Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones will not accept signal from two transmitters simultaneously in the same manner as the receiver in the Rode Wireless GO II system. This is a single-channel system that facilitates an easy connection to DSLRs and smartphones.

Q: 5. Can this mic be rigged on-camera?

A: Any shotgun can be rigged on camera: Here are a few things to keep in mind: 1) You will need XLR input with phantom poer. If your camera only sports a mini input, you will need some sort of an XLR adapter device such as a beachtek adapter "with phantom power) to allow the use of this mic. 2) If this is going onto a smaller form factor camera and especially if you are using a wider angle lens, this mic may be in the frame, so this may not be your best choice then and you may want to opt for a shorter microphone. 3) Shotgun mics are very sensitive to handling noise, so make sure you get a shockmount to go with this mic in order to minimize handling noise.

Q: 6. Not going into a PA system. Will it work ok with putting a XLR connector on going into a board for talk back?

A: It should work without issues. The paging functionality it's important when you are picking up the Amp, witch is the device that attenuate the music when the pagin relay on the mic it's activated.

Q: 7. Any meaningful differences of the Diety S-Mic 2 and the Rode NTG-1 shotguns for crowd miking?

A: The S-Mic 2 may be a better choice because it has a slightly wider pickup range which is better to capture audio from multiple people than a mic with a very narrow pickup range, which is better for picking up one person. The S-Mic 2 is easy to use because it has no onboard switches or controls to adjust and it is also moisture resistant. Its frequency response range is 50 Hz to 20 kHz, it handles loud sounds up to 130 dB SPL, and has very low noise. The NTG1 has a frequency response range or 20 Hz to 20 kHz and handles loud sounds up to 138 dB SPL, and also has low noise. It also has an onboard low-cut filter which is useful to reduce low rumbling background noise. Both the S-Mic 2 and NTG1 are very good mics, but for miking a crowd, the S-Mic 2 may be the better option since it has a wider pickup range and not as focused as the NTG1. The noise level rating for the S-Mic 2 is slightly lower than the NTG1 (12 dBA vs 18 dBA). The moisture resistance is also a good feature for outdoor use.

Q: 8. (1. Does the mobile kit come with a lightning adaptor? (2. If not, is this compatible with iPhone devices via either a usb-c to lightning cable, or the included usb-c to 3.5mm, with an additional 3.5mm to lightning adapter?

A: 1. No. 2. You can use a TRRS to Lightning adapter to make it compatible with iOS like [B&H # APLAADAP].

Q: 9. Which 48V phantom power is recommended to work with this mic?

A: Flexible Operating Voltage: 24 to 48 V phantom power.

Q: 10. What is the lav mic that comes with the kit? I tried using a bubblebee concealer for W Lav Mic Pro and it does not fit.

A: Anyone of the following lava system will accommodate the Deity microphones pocket wireless digital microphone system. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/accessories/Lavalier-Microphones-for-the-Deity-Microphones-PWB-Black/1665635-REG-47940