M9 Podcast Equipment Bundle, All-in-One Starter Kit with Condenser Microphone & Tripod, Support Guitar or Bass Connection, 8H Battery, Portable Sound Mixer for TikTok, YouTube, PC, Smartphone

I was looking for a cost-effective microphone and soundboard for live streaming. For me, one of the most important features was high-quality microphone audio. We all know how important it is for your live-streaming audience to hear you clearly. I knew this would be important for zoom calls, google meets, and any other live platform. So I purchased the RHM-Podcast-Equipment-Bundle, All-in-One Audio Interface DJ Mixer with Microphone, Stand, Monitor Earphone, Audio Mixer With Sound card compatible with PC or Smartphone for Streaming, Podcasting, and Gaming. The box includes A condenser mic desk mic stand USB C to USB A charging cable 3.5mm trrs audio cable for smartphone audio earbuds to monitor audio USC C to USB C cable XLR to 3.5mm mic cable and user manual The setup was straightforward. I was able to start creating within minutes. The RHM podcast bundle is simple, and its intuitive design allows me to focus on creating rather than reading instructions. Here are some of the audio effects of the live sound card. I knew I would need the ability to make audio adjustments immediately. The physical live sound card allows users to increase mic levels without fidgeting with a mouse and small virtual buttons. The live presenter needs to be able to make audio adjustments quickly. The live sound card has an internal battery rated to last six hours. The battery allows users to operate the mixing board without being plugged into a wall, which is a plus. The internal battery makes this device portable. The most important feature of the RHM podcast bundle is the headphone jack that allows the speaker to live-monitor all of the audio coming into the mixing board. We all know how important it is to hear the audio being broadcast. This live-monitor feature allows users to listen to effects and volume levels. In conclusion, the RHM podcast bundle is an excellent product at a great price. The RHM podcast bundle is a great starting point if you need a cost-effective mic and mixing board for audio streaming.

This bundle comes with a self powered sound board, a shock mounted condenser mic, and plenty of cables. Right out of the box, it has everything needed for recording/streaming to an Android device. You will need a standard 3.5mm adapter for it to work with an iPhone. I’ve tried recording and streaming with the included mic. I didn’t have high hopes for a bundled mic, but it works surprisingly well on karaoke mode with plenty of volume and clarity. The sound profile is quite neutral and flat on other modes, so you’ll have to use the sweet spots directly in front or behind it. I then tried using it like a dj table at a yard party but the mic was picking up all kinds of feedback from the loudspeaker, so use your own mic for that. When I connected my Shure to it, it sounded fantastic. Accompanying instrument and included sfxs mixes smoothly. Bluetooth is really convenient and I find myself using it a lot. Output via usbc to phone picked up straight away without any installation. Volume adjustment feels consistent. All in all very impressed with the value and the amount of options it gives you.

Quality of sound. The Bluetooth is nice if you want to start a new podcast this is a great instrument to have. I loved that it was amazing.

Don’t get me wrong, I’ve had the standard V8S and Pyle V8. The M9 (says my PC) is a great step up. I like to run a 2 man show, so two condenser ports were what I was looking for. Unit is light and plastic but the buttons and controls are more premium than a V8. The physical mute button is a nice addition. And I love the back track button. It works great when pulling media from the pc and lowering it when speaking into the mic, but if you have Bluetooth phone also going, you have to control that from the phone and not from the back track. No random static noise at various times. And the mic is rich and deep. I also use the mic from the V8 and that mic is light sounding. So whoever has I barely audible voice should go with the rich mic that comes with this unit. The loud people can use the V8 mic and there will be a dropoff but not much. Great and inexpensive buy.

It works for me, mostly (meetings, with capability to conveniently mix in external sound sources. I'm using a laptop with a TRRS jack). There are some things I wish were better: * The base of the microphone stand is too light to be stable, so I had to use another product for that. * The sound quality of the microphone is not great. I ended up using my own microphone. * The sound of monitoring is a bit distorted as well. I am using a pre-amp'ed dynamic mic and my own voice sounds broken. However, the actual sound that is sent out is fine. * Some sound effect buttons are mislabeled. Most of them are not usable -- some has too much space before its onset; some cut off abruptly at the end. It would have been a better value for me if this did not include the microphone stand and the microphone. Another major problem that does not affect me but will probably affect somebody: * The USB as an audio-interface is not very usable. Its connection is very noisy, like radio white-noise level. I think it's ground-loop design problem.

A surprisingly fun tool I could see being a great option for on the go podcasting. The interface has some really cool features that work quite well. The ability to charge it and go anywhere with it is really cool. The microphone is surprisingly nice. It looks and feels good and it really does a great job all around. If plugged into my computer and was easy to use there as well, but I think its true brilliance is just how well it works standalone just hooked to your phone to record a podcast. I have fun using it.

Bought it for a little over at one month, used it for less than 10 times, it stopped working all of a sudden, charging is normal, it just wouldn’t turn on. A waste of money.