Studiomikrofon Streamplify MIC TRIPOD

The Streamplify MIC TRIPOD is a studio microphone designed for recording and streaming. It offers a sensitivity of 36 dB and a frequency response from 100 Hz to 18,000 Hz. The microphone connects via USB Type-A and uses a 1.8 m cable with USB power, providing a wired connection compatible with common desktop setups. The unit is finished in black and is intended for use with operating systems such as Windows and Mac OS.

Advantages

The microphone provides a clear frequency range suitable for voice and general-purpose recordings, with 36 dB sensitivity for reliable capture of spoken audio. USB Type-A connectivity simplifies setup on many computers without requiring additional audio interfaces. The 1.8 m cable length allows flexible placement on a desk or tripod, and the wired design ensures stable audio transmission. Compatibility with Windows and Mac OS supports a broad set of recording and streaming workflows.

Suitable for

• Podcasting and voiceover recording
• Live streaming for platforms that accept USB microphones
• Online meetings, webinars, and remote teaching
• Home studio recordings and content creation

Key specifications

• Brand: Streamplify
• Model / MPN: SPMC-MZ1C127.11
• EAN: 4251442506360
• Sensitivity: 36 dB
• Frequency range: 100 – 18,000 Hz
• Device interface: USB Type-A (wired)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Power: USB powered
• Colour: Black
• Compatible OS: Windows, Mac OS

How to use

Connect the Streamplify MIC TRIPOD to a computer using the USB Type-A connector. Position the microphone on its tripod at a suitable distance from the sound source—typically 15–30 cm for spoken voice—to achieve clear capture within the microphone's frequency range. Select the microphone as the input device in the operating system's sound settings or in the recording/streaming application. Adjust input gain or software-level controls as needed to avoid clipping and maintain a consistent level. The wired USB connection provides power and audio transport without additional adapters.

Recommendations

For best results in voice recording and streaming, place the microphone on a stable surface and use basic acoustic treatment (soft furnishings or a pop filter) if possible. Monitor input levels in your recording software and keep the USB cable routed to avoid tension on the connector. If using on Mac OS or Windows, confirm the device is selected in system audio settings before starting an application.