Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone

Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone is used to record vocals and interact in meetings and conferences. With the VERTIGAIN technology, this microphone helps you to record in unmatched quality and with up to 10% more clarity than other mics. It records in Omni-directional for conferences and cardioid patterns for vocals. Thronmax microphone’s headphone jack lets you listen to the recording in real-time.

Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone Key Features:

• Portable solution for vocal recordings and conference participations
• Compatible with Windows, Linux, Mac, and PS4 platforms for interactive sessions
• Promises crisp, clear, and sharp voice quality, 10% more than regular microphones
• VERTIGAIN technology for better clarity & experience
• Large front knob to switch between two recording patterns
• Cardioid recording pattern is utilised for vocal recording sessions
• Omni-directional recording pattern is used for meetings and conferences
• 96 kHz audio quality to suit professional requirements
• 3.5 mm headphone jack enables you to listen to the voice in real-time (no latency delays)
• User-friendly control options to easily adjust the volume
• Plug and play function for seamless integration
• Tabletop stand for smooth & uninterrupted recordings
• Operates on 5V 150mA power for efficient performance

What's in the box?

• 1 x Thronmax Mdrill Zero Plus USB Microphone
• 1 x USB Type-A to USB Type-C Cable
• 1 x Tabletop Stand
• Limited 2-Year Warranty

FAQs:

What are VERTIGAIN technology and its benefits?

VERTIGAIN technology improves the clarity and quality of voice by up to 10% and helps you experience the best sounds. When the sound waves move in the vertical direction, they reach three condensers without getting scattered through the microphone mesh.

Which recording modes are possible with this microphone?

Omni-directional mode is used when you want to listen and speak to more than one person at a time. Cardioid mode minimises the audio pick up from behind the microphone so that it can focus on a single voice and there is no room tone.

What is the purpose of two switches present in front of the Thronmax microphone?

The small switch is used to control the volume of the microphone and the large rotatable switch on top of it is used to move between the two polar patterns (Omni-directional and cardioid). You can also push the large switch to mute or unmute the microphone.

How is the headphone jack beneficial for my recording?

The tabletop microphone has an integrated 3.5 mm headphone jack that lets you listen to your own recordings in real-time without any issues of latency delays.

Can I use this microphone to record my guitar sounds?

The Mdrill Zero microphone is compatible with all musical instruments, including guitars.