Microphones (Skype)

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Here are some mics you might like to consider purchasing for skype and other benefits


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not always

1mtvfan wrote:not always

Yeah always, internet, pawn shops and thrift shops all provide alternative options and are available almost anywhere.

again, not a great option, pawnshop inventory electronics are often in poor or mediocre shape, so it is often best to bite the bullet and upgrade

1mtvfan wrote:again, not a great option, pawnshop inventory electronics are often in poor or mediocre shape, so it is often best to bite the bullet and upgrade  

Actually , that is not entirelly true, you can find great products in working order at pawnshops. I have seen people buy litigate laptops from pawn shops and they actually work better then new ones you can buy at a store.

still not a great option if it it can be avoided

1mtvfan wrote:still not a great option if it it can be avoided

Just saying there is choices and other options always available. Whether you choose to utilize them or not is your choice.

I agree with your post Brandon.

sometimes one has to bite the bullet and upgrade

Anyway, has anyone else had any other microphones that they have had a good expereince with?

I haven't really used headset microphones. I might have to look into one.

Well this topic is really just about microphones you may have to work well with skype. Doesn't have to be headset mics.

up to you, but this is about skype microphones in general

Yes, I agree Brandon

i still want a cordless headset mic, that would be very cool, or an extra USB extender cable for my headset mic

1mtvfan wrote:i still want a cordless headset mic, that would be very cool, or an extra USB extender cable for my headset mic

I agree a cordless mic does sound cool.

not so sure about a cordless headset, as cordless items often have range issues

Mah you wont be very far from your computer anyway .

still sucks to have to keep running back into range when a cordless device stops working

1mtvfan wrote:still sucks to have to keep running back into range when a cordless device stops working  

If you will be next to the pc, you will never a problem. You cant be out of range next to the pc. .

range issues can come up at any time

Not when your a foot about from the thing. That is Brandon's point .

maybe, but the other point being range issues occur when least expected

1mtvfan wrote:maybe, but the other point being range issues occur when least expected

Our point though is, how can there be a 'range' issue you are next to the computer the reciever is hooked up to. You cant have range issues when you are less then a couple feet from the reciever. The only time you would likely have trouble, is if you left the room, went somewhere else on the house. If you are at the computer, next to the thing, you most likely will not have a single 'range' issue

one cannot predict when a range issue will happen, and it can happen even when they're near their computer

Then its not a range issue really, so much an interference or quality issue.