HyperX QuadCast 2 S USB Microphone, with RGB Lighting, Streaming and Podcasting, On Board Controls, LED Removable Shock Mount, PC, Mac, C Black

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FUTURE READY AUDIO: The QuadCast 2 S features best-in-class audio recording resolution on a consumer USB gaming microphone.on a consumer USB gaming microphone. DYNAMIC LIGHTING DISPLAY: QuadCast 2 S has over 100+ individually customizable aRGB LEDs allowing users to display over 16M+ color options to complement their streams and creations. TAP-TO-MUTE SENSOR: The Tap-to-Mute sensor allows users to quickly mute/unmute the mic to manage what is heard. VERSATILE MULTIFUNCTION KNOB: The multifunction knob allows users to easily select and adjust microphone gain, headphone volume, monitor mix, and the desired polar pattern. REDESIGNED DETACHABLE SHOCK MOUNT: The pre-attached vibration-dampening shock mount is easily detachable thanks to the spring-loaded pins. The shock mount joint is also compatible with 3/8” and 5/8” threading, for easy setups. FOUR SELECTABLE POLAR PATTERNS: QuadCast 2 S offers four polar patterns (cardioid, omnidirectional, bi-directional, or stereo) to fit a wide variety of recording needs. MIC STATUS LED INDICATORS: The QuadCast 2 S is equipped with an LED VU meter and a variety of indicators informing the user of the mic’s control mode, mute status, polar pattern, and volume levels. HYPERX NGENUITY SOFTWARE: Fine-tune your microphone to achieve your perfect sound.

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Take your streams up a notch with the HyperX QuadCast 2. This mic lets you choose between 4 pick-up patterns. That means you can find the best one for streams, podcasts or video calls. It's suspended in an anti-vibration shock mount, so it won't pick up accidental desk bumps. And the RGB backlit grille will make you stand out with dynamic lighting effects. Good to know - The HyperX NGENUITY Software makes it easy to tweak the audio settings and RGB - You can control the gain, volume and pick-up patterns using the multifunction knob - If you need to keep something on the hush-hush, there's a tap-to-mute sensor