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May 2019
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Quatre réglages de directivité possibles
Support anti-vibrations
Câble de longueur suffisante
Prise casque intégrée pour monitoring
Adaptateur pour bras/pied (3/8 et 5/8 pouces)
Fidélité de la restitution sonore
Design
Témoin LED de statut
Excellent micro avec de bonnes options
Pas besoin d'un logiciel pour s'en servir
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Filtre anti-pop interne pas aussi performant qu'un externe
Bitrate 16-bit "seulement"
N'existe qu'en rouge (ou alors prendre la version RGB 60€ plus chère. )
Excellent micro avec de bonnes options, Pas besoin d'un logiciel pour s'en servir
N'existe qu'en rouge (ou alors prendre la version RGB 60€ plus chère. )
HyperX propose avec le QuadCast, un excellent micro qui conviendra à tout le monde! Que vous soyez streamer ou non, ses performances apporteront plus de clarté et un meilleur son que n'importe quel casque gamer. De plus, pas besoin d'application dédié, i...
Quatre réglages de directivité possibles, Support anti-vibrations, Câble de longueur suffisante, Prise casque intégrée pour monitoring, Adaptateur pour bras/pied (3/8 et 5/8 pouces), Fidélité de la restitution sonore, Design, Témoin LED de statut,
Filtre anti-pop interne pas aussi performant qu'un externe, Bitrate 16-bit "seulement"
Avec le QuadCast, HyperX transforme parfaitement son premier essai sur le marché des microphones autonomes. Équipé de trois condensateurs à électret, ce micro est spécialement conçu pour l'enregistrement vocal et la suppression des bruits de fond. Q...
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Publié: 2019-12-14, Auteur: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
It's really well made, has great features, and a very impressive price tag. It's hard not to recommend this one. It's cheaper than many XLR setups, but still has all the features a gamer, streamer and content creator may need.HyperX QuadCast Microphone Re...
Publié: 2019-01-13, Auteur: Guy , review by: stuff.tv
Extrait: Given the popularity of games like Fortnite and streamers like Ninja, more and more people want to show off their gameplay on Twitch, YouTube and Facebook. Luckily, it's easier than ever to get started, with the latest graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD a...
Anti-Vibration shock mount, Tap-to-Mute sensor with LED indicator, Four selectable polar patterns – Stereo, Omnidirectional, Cardioid, Bidirectional, Mount adapter included, Convenient gain control adjustment, Internal pop filter, Built-in headphone jack,
Uses the older Mini-USB connecter (which is a little out-dated), You can buy the HyperX Quadcast USB Condenser Gaming Microphone for around USD $139 from Amazon – Related Articles, HyperX Cloud MIX Wired Gaming Headset with Blueto
The HyperX Quadcast is arguably one of the best USB condenser microphone available on the market for gamers and streamers alike. It comes with Anti-Vibration shock mount and offers four selectable polar patterns. It also features a Tap-to-Mute sensor...
Very Good Build Quality, Design, Audio Clarity, Available Polar Patterns (Stereo/omnidirectional/cardioid/bidirectional), Headphone Output, Plug & Play, Internal Pop Filter, Arm Mount,
As HyperX's entry into the standalone microphone market, I think the QuadCast is a winner. The only straightforward negative I can come with is that the shock mount does little to reduce vibrations. It picks up more background noise than some microphones...
Looks Good, Solid Build Quality, Four Polar Patterns (Stereo, Omnidirectional, Cardioid, Bidirectional), Built-in Anti-Shock Mount, Tap-to-Mute Sensor and LED Illumination, Microphone Arm Adapter Included
Gain Dial Not Accurately Marked
We had a good suspicion way back in January at CES that the QuadCast was going to be a great addition to the HyperX lineup, and now that we have spent some quality time with it, we can say that we were correct. The all-around solid build of the QuadCast e...
Easy controls, Four polar patterns, Great clarity, Shockmount and adapter for boom stands,
USB interface limits audio to 48KHz / 16-bit, May lead to a mega-expensive headphone purchase
Kingston's unusual design incorporating three diaphragms produces great sound at a low price. The Quadcast's controls are also intuitive for any gamer or game streamer...
The sound is warmer and fuller than comparably priced mics, Intelligent design – everything you need is easily accessible, The polar patterns gives the mic a wide range of applications – it isn't a “one trick pony”
The pop filter should be higher-quality, You should be able to turn off the red glow – while you would lose the muted visual cue, the glow can be distracting to the eye
As a first standalone effort, the QuadCast comes off as remarkably polished and ready for (almost) any kind of use. The sound quality is at least as good and perhaps subjectively better than other mics in the same price range. While on paper the mic is...
