Retro Desktop Microphone

Purchased to use as a prop for my daughter's living wax museum presentation. It wasn't hooked up, but it does come with all of the necessary attachments. Fit perfectly into the school mic stand. Very nice mic for a great price!

I'll give it 4 stars because it really met my expectations. Which were low to begin with. It's pretty flimsy, and looks it too. The paint a lil 'cheap shiny'. If your lookin for a serious performance mic, this is not it. My intent was a mic to use as a prop. It's does work but the vocal output is weak.

Never to old to Rock n Roll. WOW great microphones! Fantastic sound for the money. RECOMMENDED.

Just received the chrome version today. I brought it into my studio to try it out plugged into a guitar amp, for that vintage Harmonica vibe I was looking for. It rocked! It may not be a Hugh end SHURE or the like, but it was really good sounding. Virtually no noise. I also tried it for vocals and was surprised how cool it sounded. Very 'Black Keys' vintage sounding. We will be using this mic for a music video, and it will be perfect. For a molded plastic mic with a plastic chromium finish it's cool looking and seems fairly durable. So if you want a good super inexpensive retro mic...This is a good choice.

I had to buy a usb cord so i could use it with my lap top. I havent really used it yet, but its beautiful, and its a sturdy mic.

If this thing gets a signal it is worth $24! Yea, it's plastic, but the black one looks awesome! Plus it comes with a cable.

Edit: I attached this to my mic stand, connected it to my behringer keyboard amp/practice pa and it sounds as good as any other mic I've used(including Shure, nady, Samson). The black looks really cool. I'm no snob about brand name or workmanship...I care that it looks cool and sounds good. This mic does both. I even like that it is plastic because there is less chance for interference.