A dynamic mic uses electromagnetic induction and a condenser mic uses variable capacitance. Dynamic mics are less sensitive, while condensers capture more detail but also pick up more noise.

Quality microphone is key for successful streams, don't need to buy most expensive, just clear vocals. Difference between dynamic and condenser microphones, consider sound quality, sensitivity ...

A condenser microphone, on the other hand, is designed for accuracy and sensitivity. It uses a lightweight diaphragm and a capacitor to capture sound, which means it needs an external power ...

When designing a microphone assembly the other day, I reached for an electret condenser microphone capsule without thinking. To be strictly accurate I ordered a pack of them, these small ...

Every pro engineer has a few of these in their arsenal, and it's relatively cheap too. A good condenser microphone is another must-have, great for recording vocals, acoustic guitars, additional ...

The Sennheiser MKH 416 shotgun microphone celebrates 50 years of legendary performance, trusted by professionals worldwide ...

and that means manufacturers are clamouring to release streaming-suitable microphones into a market that's starting to feel rather crowded. From cheap and cheerful desktop condenser mics to close ...

One of Sennheiser's most revered microphones, the MKH 416 P48 shotgun microphone, celebrates its golden jubilee this year! For 50 years, the MKH 416 has accompanied broadcasters, filmmakers, ...

Climate-proof and rugged, while capturing stereo sound in all its finest detail: The MKH 8018 is a condenser microphone quite unlike the s ...

50 years old but always up to date Hibbing's involvement was a stroke of luck for the MKH 416 RF condenser microphone, as he possessed ample expertise both in electroacoustics and in RF technology.