This is not just the wireless mic system. It is also a mixer that lets you mix the music with the sound of the microphones. And not just the two wireless microphones. You can actually have a third wired microphone as well. This is perfect for a DJ to have the third wired mic as the other two wireless mics are used by the singers in the audience. So you can connect the unit to the line-out of your music playing device and connect the output of the unit to the amplifier and you will have both the music and microphone signal come into the amplifier. Also the unit has a built-in echo effect which is perfect for karaoke.I love how small the receive is, in spite of all the extra features it has compared to the competition.The microphones feel good as well with a nice digital display on them.This is the best karaoke mic system I have found! I used it for the New Years Even party and it worked great!

It's a good rugged mic. I have three of them and use it for broadcasting and live events.

This mic is ideal for the Behringer U-Phoria UMC404 series audio interfaces. Get a good well-balanced XLR cable, and you'll get great, well balanced mids, lows, and highs out of the large diaphragm on this mic. I stepped up from an ATR2500 (USB AT2020) to this + the audio interface when running into issues with Reason 9.5 and the whole ASIO4ALL memory leak/screeching/distortion issue. The ATR2500 is a perfect mic for all digital internet voice applications, including video conferencing, streaming, VOIP for games, etc. but working with a proper studio mic is basically necessary for digital music production/live recording. The ATR2500 has a studio-quality physical design and sound replication, but the USB-microphone protocol causes inherent issues (with Windows at least).The mic performs extremely well, and I like that the package includes a noise damper and stand head. It's great for recording dynamic sounds, like human voice and instruments, as well as for recording impulse responses. If you want to record things like effects, get a stereo mic for environmental or shotgun mic for point, this is not the mic for you (basic cardioid shape picks up too much of the reverb of the room for single point sound recording, but too little of the ambiance for environmental, also it's mono). But if you're looking for a dynamic musical recording mic, pro-quality studio recorder, or smooth deep mic for varied vocal recording in a talking setting, get this and an appropriate phantom power supply (required).

Comes in a nicely packed small box . The camera is very easy to set up and has a microphone built in too . The picture quality is good even when attached to top of lap top . It’s perfect for anyone doing online calls really good picture quailty .

I purchased this sometime around September, and when I received it, I tested it, and it seemed to work correctly. I've had no trouble with it that I can remember/think of.

I bought this to mic a guitar amp for home recording, and I was pleasantly surprised. I use the built in USB cable plugged into my Mac and it worked with absolutely no setup. Very impressed! The construction and sound quality are very good too. Obviously you are not going to buy this price range of sound recording gear if you are a professional musician, but for a budget friendly mic marketed toward amateurs, it's very good and doesn't need a MIDI.

Very comfortable headset. Worth the money and is also noise cancelling. The microphone works well and it comes with an adapter for PC. My last headset started to fall apart and the adjustable pieces would just sway and I have had this one for much longer without that problem.

Great product but ad it is a dynamic microphone it will require more gain to drive. So you either need to get a cloudlifter with your interface or you just buy an interface which does not cost 50 bucks. A good example would be the GoXLR or GoXLR mini. Hope this helps.