Studiomikrofon White Shark NAGARA

The White Shark NAGARA is a wired studio microphone designed for clear vocal and instrument recording. It covers a frequency range of 20–20,000 Hz and captures audio with a 16-bit bit rate. The microphone connects via USB and includes both Type-A and Type-C compatibility, making it suitable for a variety of computers and devices. The model comes in a black finish and is supplied with a 1-meter cable for straightforward setup in home or project studios.

Advantages

The White Shark NAGARA offers a broad frequency response that supports low bass and high treble details, helping to preserve the natural tone of voices and instruments. USB connectivity with Type-A and Type-C support simplifies installation and eliminates the need for additional audio interfaces. Its wired connection ensures stable data transfer and consistent latency performance. The compact design and included 1 m cable make positioning and integration into small studio setups convenient.

Suitable for

• Home and project studio vocal recording
• Instrument recording for guitars, keyboards and acoustic instruments
• Podcasting and voiceover work
• Online streaming and remote conferencing

Key specifications

• Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
• Bit rate: 16-bit
• Connectivity: Wired USB
• Device interface: USB with Type-A and Type-C compatibility
• Colour: Black
• Cable length: 1 m

How to use

Connect the White Shark NAGARA to a computer or compatible device using the supplied USB cable, selecting the appropriate connector (Type-A or Type-C) for your port. Allow the operating system to recognize the device; if necessary, select the microphone as the input device in your recording software or system audio settings. Position the microphone at an appropriate distance from the sound source—typically 10–30 cm for vocals—and adjust input levels in the recording application to avoid clipping while maintaining a healthy signal level. Monitor recordings through headphones to ensure correct gain staging and tone.

Recommendations

For the best results, use the White Shark NAGARA in a quiet, acoustically treated environment or with basic reflection control (foam panels or a pop filter) to reduce room reflections and plosives. Maintain stable cable routing to prevent handling noise and avoid USB hubs that do not provide consistent power. Regularly check input levels and test recordings before sessions to confirm optimal recording quality.