Lo compré en 2022 y sigue como nuevo. Lo ocupo para streaming, grabar tutoriales, dar cursos. La entrada de instrumento me ha permitido conectar mi guitarra electríca con la salida de la pedalera, así evito retardos si la conectara por usb. La salida de monitor me permite saber exactamente como sueno. La calidad del audio es buena. Le agregue un antipop y lo coloque en un brazo.

Llevo usando este micrófono desde más de 2 años con un uso regular grabando audiolibros y de momento no me ha decepcionado. Buena calidad de audio y además duraderoSe puede conectar directamente al portátil sin necesidad de un interfaz de audio. Lo he llegado a utilizar con linux y con Windows, en ambos funcionando perfectamente.El puerto es de USB sin embargo lo utilizo con un adaptador a USB-C y no presenta ningún tipo de problemas.Me encanta la calidad de audio que tiene la voz hablada, en voz cantada o instrumentos aún no llegué a probarlo.El pie de hierro con el que viene es pesado, asegurando que no se cae con facilidad pero, si así lo deseas puedes separar el micrófono del pie para enroscarlo a otro soporte.

I purchased this microphone five months prior to writing this, and I only have positive things to say about. I only use it as a general-purpose mic and not as a musician, so I can't speak to how it handles in that regard; however, the sound quality is great! I had one incident where the cord got pulled and it slammed into a wall exceptionally hard, but the microphone remained functional. Additionally, I really like that the microphone has a physical mute button with an LED indication. Not all microphones have an LED, so it can be difficult to tell whether or not it's picking up audio. Durable product with great quality! 🙂

Good overall microphone

ottimo prodotto, molto performante. L'opzione panoramico e direzionale rende questo microfono un pregiato prodotto. Consigliato

Microfone de excelente qualidade com baixo custo, acabamento impecável e com um bom peso, perfeito para locução ou gravações em geral.

ProsI would mostly recommend this microphone to musicians given the secondary instrument inputs which are handy for recording covers. The pre-amp in this in also top-notch. Basically no gain fuzz whatsoever. I like being able to swap between figure 8, cardioid, and omnidirectional settings. And the physical build quality is very solid with an 80% metal construction. Very heavy feeling.ConsThis is best for desk use. If you want to mount this on a stand, you will need something heavy-duty with a huge counterweight to balance. In terms of reliability, I find the G-Track disconnects quite frequently. That's not really something I care about for recording because it takes 30 seconds to fix. But when it happens in a Zoom call, it's very annoying to have it drop out. I have a secondary microphone built into my cheap webcam and that doesn't drop like this. Could just be my computer being picky, but definitely something to be aware of before you buy.Which leads to the conclusion, this microphone is great for pro-quality audio recording (instruments, vocals, and voice-overs). However, I don't think it's worth the investment for basic conference calls and it doesn't work that well for that purpose anyway.

This microphone is one solid microphone both in its weight and physical construction. There is nothing consumer grade about it as every feature and element is made to commercial quality.Physical Construction: - First thing you notice is how massive this microphone is as it weighs a lot. It has a circular base with rubber padding so it will not move easily once it is positioned. - The position of the mic moves on arms held in place by two hinges. There is no adjustment but the position is held with no issues if you want to tilt the mic position to your preference. - The three knobs on the front for mic gain, instrument gain and headphone volume level all have knurling on it which makes setting adjustments easy. In addition, the face of the knobs have a contrasting color to the pointer showing exactly what position your adjustment is set at. - The mute button is small, unobtrusive and operates smoothly and silently - The green LED is front and center and turns to amber when the mute button is pressed to indicate the microphone is off. - The slide switch for mic input pattern, mono/2 track input as well as the monitor on/off on the back of the microphone have a solid click to them. This is commercial grade feature and works cleanly and you know exactly what feature you have selected.Audio Performance and Frequency Response: - For voice recordings, the Cardiod pattern, mono input were chosen. - Mic input gain was set at 75% - this mic required quite a bit more gain compared to the FiFine for voice recordings for the output to be a comparable levels. Quite surprising to turn the mic gain up this high. The audio output was clean, clear and crisp without any artifacts. - No discernible differences between this and the FiFine K678 mic - the voice recordings has a slightly different pitch but I cannot say that this mic is significantly better than the FiFine mic. In a blind test, it would be hard to separate the two. - There is a 3.5mm headphone jack on the back of the mic with volume controlled by the volume knob on the front and this feature works well for you to monitor your own audio into the mic. - The green LED on the front of the mic may momentarily turn red if the input level exceeds the maximum threshold as you get into clipping range. I think this is an excellent feature that isn't found on many other mics giving you a real time visual indicator when you are clipping. - The G Track Pro has a high sensitivity to popping sounds being picked up by the mic when you speak directly into the element. I used it without a pop filter. To solve this problem without a pop filter, I turned the mic 90° so it was facing my cheek and spoke across the front face of the mic.Microphone Application: - The G Track pro was used for VoIP phone calls and nothing else. -No issues in using computer speakers 16" behind the mic as the Cardiod mic pick up pattern prevents feedback. The Figure 8 and Omni settings were not tested but I'm sure they'd do just fine in the intended applications.Final Thoughts:This is one serious consumer microphone built to commercial grade level. There is nothing on this mic that is substandard and the audio output is as good as it gets without spending 10X more. I did not get this mic for gaming, podcasting nor music recording but I'd think it would do well in them all as the dynamic range is really there. If you want to get the same audio performance at lower cost without many features this mic offers, look at the FiFine K678. Otherwise, this mic deserves a front and center spot on your desk whether your are an aspiring recording artist or a corporate raider who wants to be heard on all those conference calls.

After using headsets for more than a decade, I figured it was time to give my setup an upgrade and went with a proper studio mic. The quality on this thing is very good and makes my voice sound sultry smooth. Although I'm not very musically gifted, the audio interface integrated into the mic is a massive plus for anyone looking to get into recording or editing. No substitute for a proper studio setup, but it's a good start for anyone that can't afford the big toys.After spending some time shopping around and comparing sound quality from other similar mics (Blue Yeti, Hyper X, Razer, etc), I found this mic to have the best sound for my tastes. Although it is more pricey than a majority of it's competitors, you get a very high quality and very durable feeling mic. Plus, the audio interface alone makes this an obvious winner compared to others in this price range.Only downsides I can really say are that this thing is more than a bit heavy. If you're using a boom setup like I am, make sure the arm can support at least 5 lbs without folding.Being a condenser mic, I highly recommend getting a shock mount and a pop filter as well because this thing is crazy sensitive and will easily pick up vibrations from typing on a keyboard or even moving the mouse around.If you're buying this mic for gaming like I have, make sure to spend some time messing with the sensitivity. It takes a bit to find a setting that won't pick up every little keyboard clack.