Overall

Rated 4.7 Out off 5.0*

Sound Quality

Rated 4.7 Out off 5.0*

The MSI IMMERSE GV60 Streaming Microphone is a great choice for anyone looking to take their audio streaming quality up a notch. It provides pristine sound capture with its built-in cardioid condenser microphone that offers an impressive frequency response of 20 Hz - 17 kHz and 32 bit/192kHz resolution, allowing you to achieve studio-quality recordings right from the comfort of your home or office. The low self-noise design ensures minimal background noise interference while recording, so any subtle nuances are picked up accurately without compromising on clarity and articulation. Additionally, this mic also comes with two 3mm LED lights located near each end which add some extra flair when live streaming in dimly lit areas!

Frequency Response

Rated 4.7 Out off 5.0*

The MSI IMMERSE GV60 Streaming Microphone offers an impressive frequency response of 20 Hz – 18 kHz. This wide range gives users the ability to capture a full spectrum of sound, from low bass frequencies up to high-end treble sounds. The microphone is also designed with a highly sensitive condenser capsule that captures audio accurately and clearly without introducing distortion or unwanted noise at any volume level. With its advanced circuitry design, this microphone provides excellent signal clarity even when recording in difficult acoustic environments such as noisy rooms or large venues.

Sensitivity

Rated 4 Out off 5.0*

The MSI IMMERSE GV60 Streaming Microphone is a great choice for streaming audio due to its impressive sensitivity. It utilizes an ultra-sensitive condenser capsule that captures sound with precision and clarity, allowing you to pick up even small details without distortion or interference from background noise. Additionally, it has a maximum SPL of 140dB which allows the microphone to record loud sounds such as drums and heavy guitars accurately while still producing clear recordings at lower volumes like vocals or acoustic guitar strums. With this level of sensitivity, you can be sure your streams will capture every nuance in all types of recording scenarios—from podcasting sessions in quiet rooms to live performances on noisy stages.