I am a rap artist. I bought and tried out the DRK. It is good for a freestyle or a cheap five dollar CD, but it isn't good if you are trying to present yourself as a professional artist. Plus, after about four hours of use, the battery is too weak and there is a fizz in the background. I prefer phantom power. Overall it is a good microphone for begginers who are trying to make a demo in order to promote themselves for future professional albums.

It came with the cable accesories to plug it in directly to the computer system. The stand is very breakable.

The sound isn't near as good as a more expensive microphone.

The wires come apart easy. I had to use a different cable, just like the stand.

It ain't worth the pay.

It's not a great microphone.

It's a real smooth white color, but sometimes, it's what's on the inside that counts.

Active Musician

Hip Hop

I didn't like the sound so i am getting a higher quality of microphone. At least for the level of sound quality i was getting it wasn't worth the price. I am a pop artist so i recorded some vocals and was unimpressed by the quality. I haven't recorded a simple speech track but it may be decent for that kind of usage. If you are using it though distance is key. I would suggest test-recording at different distances to find the best for your voice.

The stand is not very reliable. If I had decided to use this mic more, I would try to get a nice shock mount. I was also disappointed that this product, being a condenser therefore needing a windscreen, didn't include one. I was, however, happy that it had a direct XLR to computer mic input jack.

I didn't use this product to record instruments. But I did find it rather difficult to get great sound quality in a short amount of time.

I recommend keeping a few extra 9 volts on hand. This product has a nice look.

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I have not.

singer/songwriter/musician

a variety