Audio-Technica - AT2040
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Last updated: Nov 25, 2025 Scoring
I would still stay away from a condenser mic as they tend to pick up absolutely everything. I love my Shure MV7, but you could always go for the MV7+ if you are feeling fancy. I also have an AT2040 that I really like, and I think that comes in USB as well. Is there any reason you want to stay away from XLR?
r/podcasting • Whats a good microphone I could use for voice overs? ->If you want a mic that sounds great, lasts long, and cuts down background noise, go for a dynamic XLR mic like the Audio-Technica AT2040 or Rode PodMic—both are solid for voiceovers in your budget. Pair it with an interface like the Focusrite Scarlett Solo, and you’re set. If you ever need cleanup or mixing to make your recordings sound even better, I can help with that too.
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