The white 990 Blizzard LED Condenser Microphone from MXL is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone with two glowing blue LED lights in the microphone grille that let you know when the microphone is turned on. It can be used to capture audio in studio applications for gaming, podcasting, vocals, instruments, voice-overs, and more.

The microphone has a wide frequency response of 30 Hz to 20 kHz and is suitable for either male or female vocalists and both lead and background vocals. The cardioid polar pattern helps to reject unwanted ambient sound from the sides and focus audio capture in front of the mic capsule. It is built with a durable, all-metal construction for long-lasting use. The 990 Blizzard LED Condenser Microphone is powered by 48V phantom power and equipped with a 3-pin XLR connector. A hard-mount mic stand adapter is also included.

For Studio, Gaming, and Podcasting    Vocal and Instrument Recordings    Glowing Blue LED Lights Behind Grille    30 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Requires 48V Phantom Power    3-Pin XLR Output Connector    Includes Mic Stand Adapter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I make a phone calls with that microphone? I mean can this microphone work as input sound during the call ? I am radio reporter... most of time i call my radio center through my iPhone then I interview people live ,,, but the sound quality is not good enough?

A: Yes, this HH-IC microphone will connect to the 3.5mm combo jack on your phone, and will be recognized like an external headset. The mic does have a headphone jack you can connect to, to listen to the other side of the call.

Q: 2. Can you use for video recording?

A: Yes! Great quality sound. You can notice the difference between your phone mic and the Polsen mic.

Q: 3. 1) how long is the cord?2) I want to record 1 minute video clips into my iPhone7 plus. Will this work? Does it connect straight to my phone? Will I need anything else to accomplish what I want to do?

A: 1) The cord is 42 inch long.2) It connects straight to the phone and the camera automatically use it. It doesn't need anything else to record video from your iphone.

Q: 4. Can I use this to recorded directly into USB-C iPad Pro and USB-C Mac, assuming use with the Apple USB-C to 3.5mm adapter?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. Can I plug it to ipad mini 2 and record video when playing violin? Clip to violin tailpiece or near of the bridge?

A: We use this Rode mic for all our videos. We even use a 6' extension made for Apple products, we use this mic on our iPads (Mini, Air & Pro) we even use it on our iPhones. Then we edit on iMovie, all videos shot on separate IOS devices get airdropped to our iPad Pro for edit. Audio quality is great.

Q: 6. Does this product works for a GoPro Hero 7?

A: thank you for your question. this microphone will not work with the HERO 7 as it is a TRRS connection common on smartphones and IOS devices. You can you use the Rode Video Micro (B&H # ROVIDEOMICRO) and you will also need the Go Pro Mic adapter ( B&H # GO35MA )

Q: 7. Can I use with a Samsung Galaxy 5 but use it with live stream or video with it on my phone for example I can use this simultaneously with video on my android and be able to film

A: The mic will function on smartphones when using apps that have sound recording capability. This includes video and audio apps.

Q: 8. I want this purchase over night

A: This item is in stock. If you place an order online or over the phone before 2pm EST, you could select a paid option for Overnight Shipping.

Q: 9. can i use it Sennheiser W100?

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Q: 10. We are looking to get some microphones for our iPads to be used with 5th grade students. Two questions: 1) How good is it at cancelling out other sound that would be present in a classroom? 2) How durable is the microphone?

A: The microphone does not cancel sounds at all. Its cardioid polar pattern provides a high level of off-axis rejection, optimizing it for use recording speech as well as instruments and vocals. It is a reasonably durable microphone, but it will not sustain rough handling like dropping.