Delivering smooth, articulate vocal reproduction and a highly versatile design, the Equitek E90 from CAD is a cardioid, large-diaphragm broadcast microphone with a high-powered neodymium transducer, designed to make your VO sessions, content creation, podcasts, and streaming easier than ever. Engineered for maximum flexibility, the E90 not only sports a standard analog XLR output, but also a digital USB-C output with high-fidelity 16-bit / 48 kHz sampling, and a built-in TraxMix zero-latency headphone output with mute and adjustable volume, allowing you to record to your computer with no additional hardware.

The large-diaphragm, 1.38" Equitek dynamic capsule can take a very high max SPL of 150 dB, suitable for even the loudest of voices, and the unidirectional, cardioid pickup pattern ensures minimal room noise capture. This microphone comes complete with two USB cables, a desktop stand, and a yoke mount for attaching to broadcast-style boom arms.

Ideal for Gaming, Podcast, Streaming, VO    1.38" Dynamic Capsule    High-Powered Neodymium Magnet    Analog XLR and Digital USB-C Outputs    16-Bit / 48 kHz Sampling Rate    Cardioid Pickup Pattern    High Max SPL of 150 dB    TraxMix Zero-Latency Headphone Output    Headphone Volume Adjustment and Mute    Includes USB Cables, Desk Stand & Yoke

The E90 is made with broadcast-style applications in mind, such as podcasts, content creation, voice overs, gaming, conferencing, streaming, audio for video, and more. The included desktop stand is great for computer-centric usage, while the included yoke mount makes it easy to attach to a broadcast boom arm for more flexible placement.

• High-sensitivity, low-noise, and low-distortion capsule
• TraxMix precision, zero-latency 3.5mm headphone output with adjustable volume
• Mute button with mute indicator LED
• Desktop stand and boom yoke mount
• Frequency response specifically suited to accurate vocal reproduction
• Cardioid pickup pattern rejects room noise from the sides and back 
• XLR output for standard analog recording or USB-C for digital tracking 

The digital side of the E90 is flexible and simple to use. High-quality, 16-bit / 48 kHz digital conversion ensures you capture all of the nuances of your audio, without any need for bulky interfaces or adapters, and the E90 is completely class-compliant on macOS and Windows computers, no drivers needed.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can we use PreSonus PD-70 for record/singing YouTube videos?

A: The PD-70 is intended for use in broadcast applications, but more for speaking than singing. If the primary application is singing, you may want to consider a microphone designed for singing, like the Shure SM58-LC Vocal Microphone (B&H # SHSM58LC) or Sennheiser e 835 Cardioid Handheld Dynamic Microphone (B&H # SEE835) which are both good for performance and recording, or the Audio-Technica AT2035 Cardioid Condenser Microphone (B&H # AUAT2035) or AKG Project Studio P220 Large-Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone (B&H # AKP220B) which are large diaphragm condenser mics for studio and live performance. B&H has a vast selection of microphones so please feel free to contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you would like further assistance.

Q: 2. Will this mic work with the Roland R-07 recorder? Thanks.

A: This is a dynamic mic, hence it does not require power. As long as you have the proper cable, you should be fine.

Q: 3. does it come with the mic holder like shown in the picture?

A: Yes the Senal ENG-18RL comes in the box with the microphone clip, foam windscreen and even a carrying zippered pouch.

Q: 4. Can this mic be used with a parabolic dish?

A: No. This style of mic would not be used with a parabolic dish. It's usually a shotgun or lavalier.

Q: 5. How does this microphone perform in loud environments?

A: It's a omnidirectional microphone, so it will pick up some background noise. However as long as the subject speaks into the microphone it will sound clear. For less background noise I would recommend looking into a cardioid handheld microphone.

Q: 6. Can you record and monitor thru the head set at the same time?

A: Yes -the adapter is designed to monitor the audio feed from the microphone.

Q: 7. I need to have a 3.5 mm connection (to a camera). What cable/adapter do I need?

A: While it is possible to connect this mic to the 3.5mm input on a camera with this cable, BH #KOXRSM06B, the preamp of the camera would not do a great job of amplifying the signal and could introduction unwanted noise into the recording. We would recommend using a mixer/ recorder in between the mic and camera to give you a stronger mic preamp for a cleaner signal into the camera. Here's a recommendation, BH# TADR60DMKIIK.

Q: 8. Does this mic not require any power at all? I'm basically looking to run it directly to a DSLR--with an adapter, of course.

A: The Senal ENG-18RL is a dynamic mic. No power required. It can connect to a DSLR with the proper cable and adapter. a href= http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD/a

Q: 9. Hello, would like to ask the circumference of the handle for this model? thanks

A: 4.08 circumference.

Q: 10. What is this?

A: A handheld mic