Bordmikrofon SPEEDLINK AUDIS

The SPEEDLINK AUDIS Black Table Microphone is a compact wired USB microphone designed for clear voice capture in desktop environments. With a sensitivity of -30 dB and a frequency response spanning 50–16,000 Hz, the microphone reproduces speech with natural midrange and adequate high-frequency detail. The integrated 1.5 m cable and standard USB connection allow straightforward plug-and-play use with compatible Windows systems.

Advantages

The wired USB connection provides stable data transfer and low-latency performance without the need for batteries. Its -30 dB sensitivity and 50–16,000 Hz frequency range make it suitable for spoken-word applications where intelligibility is a priority. The black finish and compact tabletop form factor allow discreet placement on desks, stream setups, or conference tables. The included cable length gives flexibility in positioning relative to a PC or laptop.

Suitable for

• Streaming and live commentary
• Voice recording for podcasts or voiceovers
• Online meetings and video calls
• Gaming voice chat

Key specifications

• Connectivity: wired USB
• Sensitivity: -30 dB
• Frequency response: 50–16,000 Hz
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Colour: black
• Compatibility: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (USB)

How to use

Connect the microphone to an available USB port on a compatible Windows computer. Allow the operating system to detect and install any necessary drivers automatically. Position the microphone on a stable surface at an appropriate distance—typically 15–30 cm from the mouth—for clear voice capture and reduced background noise. Adjust system input volume in the sound settings of the operating system or in recording software to achieve the desired recording level.

Recommendations

For best results, use the microphone in a quiet environment and minimize reflective surfaces near the recording area. If plosive sounds occur, angle the microphone slightly off-axis from the mouth or increase distance. Regularly check input levels in software to avoid clipping; lower the system gain if distortion appears.