What Mics do most Habbox DJs use?

Might be the wrong section but I'm curious, because some DJs sound so much better than others (quality of mic) and I've just paid for an expensive mic so I can send in a good quality sample audio file when I apply for one of the DJ applications

Bad ones from my experience in testing my browser plugins the past few days.

I personally (Although I don't DJ), use an Audio-Technica BPHS1 and a Behringer USB sound interface.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Audio-Techni.../dp/B003D87JI2

most djs dont have massive amounts to spend on headsets and stuff

i have my main mic set up but most the time i use my cheap headset

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Creative-Fat...ing+headset+pc

it works well, good quality and its cheap

wow and I thought I was mad for buying this http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...ilpage_o02_s00 haha what do you use your mic for most

If you're going for a Blue mic, go for a Snowball, half the price of the one you linked. That's what myself and welshcake use.

Both Zealoux and myself use a blue snowball. Different ones like. They aren't bad at all really.

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If you're going for a Blue mic, go for a Snowball, half the price of the one you linked. That's what myself and welshcake use.

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OMG JINX

dam theyre pretty nice for microphones, how much did you pay if you dont mind me asking?

ive been using a £4 one from wilko for last like 6-8 months lmao

rly picky tho cos i HATE headsets
ive had 1 headset before and i broke the microphone off so i could use tht instead of th headphones n stuff lmao

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dam theyre pretty nice for microphones, how much did you pay if you dont mind me asking?

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I bought them both ;) on average £40 each, one was a little more, one was a little less.
I use them for degree stuff too though, so it's useful if you're willing to spend a bit more.

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Originally Posted by Yuxin

ive been using a £4 one from wilko for last like 6-8 months lmao

rly picky tho cos i HATE headsets
ive had 1 headset before and i broke the microphone off so i could use tht instead of th headphones n stuff lmao

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I'm sure I used to listen to your old shows and they sounded awesome

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I bought them both ;) on average £40 each, one was a little more, one was a little less.
I use them for degree stuff too though, so it's useful if you're willing to spend a bit more.

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can't go wrong really, that's all I need - a good all rounder, saying that it'd be nice to add it to my nice little setup (excuse the wall it wasn't me) https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...7617f82c533a7f

turtle beaches

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turtle beaches

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Now that's a name that brings back memories

I use these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Microsoft-...item43d007665e

im currently using a Turtle Beach PLA Headset for XB360 PS3 PC XB1 and PS4 - works on them all but im upgrading in a weeks time (Christmas) to the Blue Snowball or Yeti mic

This is probably the terrible part lmao, I use an internal mic and it's worked fine for the time I've been a DJ. Sometimes it doesn't connect to my laptop, so I will use an xbox microphone or something similar to that, you may think oh my god thats terrible, but they're quite good quality and I don't get any complaints!

Most people probably use their built in mics from some of the quality I hear!! Lol jks, that was me back in the day I used to DJ :x

http://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Pr...jtwaAnE88P8HAQ

I use this one.

I used the ones Kyle (Shockwave) suggested, Microsoft Lifechat LX-3000.

Good quality and not bad price.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/pc-acc...141217234236:s

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-Li.../dp/B000JSDOMO

I use my built in laptop mic lmao have done in all the years I've djed

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Never worked on a Habbo station but ran my own online radio station and used a Rode NT1-A Condenser microphone which is a really good microphone and compared to some pro microphones it's not too expensive and you can get packages for them. Only problem is it requires phantom power input e.g. through a mixer. I used a Behringer: XENYX 1002B but it didn't have a usb output.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/RODE-NT1-A-C...keywords=nt1-a

I used to run my station from a small office space with basic equipment mostly from ebay and similar sites. Here's a picture of our setup
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...30694035_o.jpg

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Never worked on a Habbo station but ran my own online radio station and used a Rode NT1-A Condenser microphone which is a really good microphone and compared to some pro microphones it's not too expensive and you can get packages for them. Only problem is it requires phantom power input e.g. through a mixer. I used a Behringer: XENYX 1002B but it didn't have a usb output.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/RODE-NT1-A-C...keywords=nt1-a

I used to run my station from a small office space with basic equipment mostly from ebay and similar sites. Here's a picture of our setup
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...30694035_o.jpg

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Aw, it's the baby version of my mixer :8 I'm guessing the thing in the back of the picture is a compressor limiter? I might look into getting one of those mics for my recording studio, I'm only using a C-1 Condenser mic for £30 at the moment

I've used an MXL990 for a while now :)

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Aw, it's the baby version of my mixer :8 I'm guessing the thing in the back of the picture is a compressor limiter? I might look into getting one of those mics for my recording studio, I'm only using a C-1 Condenser mic for £30 at the moment

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Yeah it's a compressor/limiter but I got it from a second hand shop to find it was partly faulty but lost the receipt