FIFINE AMPLISING E2 wireless karaoke microphone with RGB (Black)

Mythbuster: RGB does not help to increase the FPS of your game. But a desktop RGB microphone does help get rid of the burden on your head without denting a single bit of appeal of your streaming. And more importantly, make your voice sound more pleasant to either teammates or viewers.

Even if you make up your mind dipping a toe into an RGB microphone, it is hard for you to find a stylish and trustworthy one without costing a great fortune. Up until now, with the launch of FIFINE AmpliGame A8, you have one more option to consider adding to your RGB arsenal. But why?

For streaming in front of the camera, the size and the aesthetic of a microphone or a headset count. Bulky gears are not just hard to fit anywhere comfortably but are also likely to block your face quite easily. A smaller profile microphone should be the first choice of the streamers who wants more interaction with their viewers.

Latency-free Monitoring

Microphone Input Control

Detachable Pop Filter

• The latency-free headphone jack is not a big deal for everyone. Podcasters have chances to go back and redo the episode recording, but it is never a pleasant thing to do. Then the live monitoring to make sure every bit of the recording sound right is all the more practical and useful than any other feature. Gamers can also use the headphone jack as an extra benefit to run a quick check-up to hear what you sound like in the game when you are jamming with your teammates.
• Coming right after on the list is a physical gain dial. It is hard to be meh about an external control on the board. Because the last thing you want to do is have to alt-tab and jump into software to change the settings, which is especially true when you are gaming.
• The frame-less see-through style of the pop filter with a smiley FIFINE logo on it follows suites. It minimizes itself even further with the slightly curved shape. In terms of aesthetics, it smashes the obnoxious flapper pop filter. But it is not all about the look, the density of the plastic mesh is enough to prevent air from blowing directly into the microphone. 

All Mouth No Trousers is Not Its Style

• It has a pleasant appearance and lighting effect to look at. But what matters most to a microphone is that it also has a pleasant audio file to hear. When it comes to sound quality, an unoffensive tone is the most precise description of the AmpliGame A8. Thus, you can garnish it with the RGB to shout at your teammates at warzone, and dress it down to take part in a podcast or a working-from-home conferencing.
• It is made to work right out of the box. But when using it with the included stand or even a boom arm on a desk, it is inevitable to be the subject of vibration or banging noises. In addition to the physical absorption from the shock mount, the frequencies below 200Hz are less sensitive. Thus the booming or rumbling sound from the vibration of the desk or the working air-con will become much less prominent in the reproduced audio.
• Not just the low-end noises can not make a mess of your streaming or podcasting, nor the sibilance sound. Thanks to the rather flat frequencies between 5kHz and 13kHz, even without the pop filter, you still do not hear much of the annoying sibilance. These two add up to make a super clean live streaming or spoken word and voice-over recording possible. 
• To make things better, the treble is high enough to capture a bit more details from your voice. It is nowhere near to the recently launched model from FIFINE, it aims specifically for people who want the clean and more neutral sound.

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