Streamplify mic vs HyperX Quadcast S - it's all about RGB and features
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Here I am comparing the HyperX Quadcast S with the Streamplify microphone, including showing you side-by-side comparisons a mic test and more.
These are two interestingly comparable microphones that are both feature and specs rich as well as offering awesome capture quality. Be sure to watch these videos too:
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Streamplify microphone:
This is an interesting microphone that includes a number of neat features that make it interesting and perhaps a valid alternative to the HyperX Quadcast.
Those features include a built in shock mount and attachable pop filter, RGB lighting and great capture quality, but it's also interesting because it seems to have a hardware level noise cancellation system too.
In this video I'm showing you how to setup the mic and giving you a mic sound test with both the mic on its tripod and on a boom arm.
Find out where to buy it here:
www.streamplif...
UK - www.overclocke...
Features of the Streamplify microphone include:
Lightweight yet sturdy foldable tripod for easy height adjustment
2 Audio Playback Modes - Full playback podcast mode and One-way playback gaming mode
Quick Mute Function allows you to rapidly cut off the voice recording
Cycle between preset RGB and LED lighting modes
Up to 48kHz/16bit sample rate for crystal clear recordings
Pop Filter filters out pops and plosive sounds
Cardioid Pickup Pattern blocks out unwanted noise
Specs of this microphone:
Model
MIC TRIPOD
Sensor type Ø16 mm condenser capsules
Number of condensers 1
Pick-up pattern Cardioid
Sampling rate 16bit, 48kHz
Frequency response 100Hz-18kHz
Signal to noise ratio 85 dB
Sensitivity -36dB±3dB
Sound pressure level 120dB
Impedance 680Ω
THD 0.1%(at 1kHz)
Audio-out Yes, 3.5MM Jack
Mute function Yes
Lighting effect 8 Modes, 2 RGB modes
Power required 5V 500mA
Plug & Play Yes, standard UVC & UVA protocol
Connection type USB 2.0 type A, Compatible to type 3.0 connector
Cable length 180cm
Compatible device Laptop, PC, Gaming Consoles (PS4/PS5/Xbox)
Compatible software & OS Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP, Mac OS, Chrome OS
System Windows 11/10/8/7/Vista/XP
Mac OS, Chrome OS
Software Streamlabs, OBS, Twitch Studio, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Skype
HyperX Quadcast S:
See the HyperX Quadcast S on Amazon:
Newegg - newegg.io/nc7b...
Best Buy - bestbuy.7tiv.n...
Amazon US - amzn.to/3lO2HmT
Amazon UK - amzn.to/3lKVK68
Amazon CA - amzn.to/36Sskga
Amazon DE - amzn.to/3pIE4ud
Amazon FR - amzn.to/2UEbfkB
Amazon IT - amzn.to/3lPLYj6
This microphone includes a number of nice features that make it stand out from the usual microphones out there. This includes:
- A built in pop filter to help take the pops out of your speech
- A built in shock mount which reduces knock sounds
- A touch to mute mic button (no clicks)
- Easy access gain controls
- An included attachment for mounting on any standard boom arm (3/8-inch and 5/8-inch thread)
- Two zone RGB lighting adjustable in software
Highlights include:
Decent sound capture with upto 48Khz sample rate
Easy on the eye aesthetics
Nice features and great looks
Good build quality
RGB looks good on stream
Lowlights:
You can see the hotspots on the mic from the RGB lighting
Can capture a bit too much background audio
Green goes see-through with chroma filters
Specs of the HyperX Quadcast S include:
PC, PS4™, and Mac® compatible
Power consumption 5V 220mA (white light)
Sample/bit rate 48kHz/16-bit
Element Electret condenser microphone
Condenser type Three 14mm condensers
Polar patterns Stereo, Omnidirectional, Cardioid, Bidirectional
Frequency response 20Hz-20kHz
Sensitivity -36dB (1V/Pa at 1kHz)
Cable length 3m
Weight Microphone: 254g
Shock mount and stand: 360g
Total with USB cable: 710g
Lighting RGB (16,777,216 colors)
Light effects 2 zones2
Connection type USB-C to USB-A
Headphone Output
Impedance 32 Ω
Frequency response de 20Hz à 20kHz
Maximum power output 7mW
THD ≤ 0.05% (1kHz/0dBFS)
SNR ≥ 90dB (1kHZ, RL=∞)
Find out more on the official site www.hyperxgami...
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No regrets to subbing to u bc no joke i was thinking about getting these two but didnt know which one
Hope I helped then :)
Which mic are u using to record this video
. Sounds great
really well done comparison as always.
Thanks Cameron
Really interesting comparison, I had a hunch as to who'd come out at the top, but you did really well highlighting the differences between the two!!
Thanks :)
thx for texting Streamplify mic i was gonna buy it and is sounds good so thank u
Nice review. I found the streamplify for like 38 euro in my local store. Do you think is a good price for it or i can find a better one in that price range?
I have read that the build-in pop filter in the Quadcast was not so good and your test tends to show it somehow. Is it something you have also noticed ?
Wait..Seth Rogen is that you?! 😂
Hi! Do the HyperX SoloCast work with Streamplify boom arm?
Why are you comparing a very cheap and a way more expensive mic to each other? That I do not get. For me its a issue with the price because i dont have a ton of money.
Hello, I'm Brazilian and I found your channel today. I'm looking for a good quality bluetooth gaming headset, no matter the price. Can you recommend me any? I was interested in HyperX Cloud Mix, but I don't know if it's the best option.
Did you use Filters on the Quadcast S?
no
Okay thank's
Does hyper x qu s need pop filter coz I got one ?
It has a pop filter already. You could always add a second peripheral pop filter. To be fair, the one that is built in is fairly solid.
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