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| Samson Audio C03UCW Condenser Microphone with Cakewalk Software | 
enlarge | Brand: Samson Audio Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $209.99 Buy New: $51.64 (On sale from $67.13) You Save: $158.35 (75%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 472
Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9 Dimensions (in): 4 x 1 x 3 Samson changed the way the world records audio with the C01U and C03U USB Studio Condenser microphones - the first studio quality condenser microphones equipped with a USB interface. The C03UCW Bundle comes with Cakewalk Sonar LE, their vastly popular digital audio workstation software, giving users additional power and versatility to digitally record audio in any situation. The C03U features dual 19mm internal shock mounted diaphragms with switchable omni-directional, cardioid, and figure-8 pic
MPN: SAC03U Model: C03UCW UPC: 000888883542 EAN: 0809164007517 ASIN: B000QDF3G2
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| Features:
| | Large-diaphragm condenser with USB digital output | | | Compatible with any computer based Digital Audio Workstation | | | Switchable supercardioid, omni and figure-8 pickup patterns | | | Detailed sound reproduction for recording vocals, acoustic instruments, and just about any other sound source | | | High-quality A/D convertor with 16-bit/48kHz sampling rate |
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Product Description The Samson C03UCW makes recording on the fly or in the field so much easier. It's a large-diaphragm condenser mic with selectable polar patterns. Musicians who record music on computers now have a simple, affordable way to capture high-quality vocal and acoustic instrument performances. Cakewalk's Music Creator software gives you the tools, instruments, and effects you need to create, record, edit, and mix your audio and MIDI projects in one integrated software solution. It connects directly to your computer's USB port, with absolutely no need for a preamp or audio interface. With switchable supercardioid, omni and figure-8 pickup patterns, the C03UCW is a truly versatile mic. Includes Cakewalk Music Creator
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| Customer Reviews:
Looks, sounds, feels good! June 27, 2008 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I don't have too much experience on this type of microphone to make extensive/professional review. I just started playing with Garageband/pod cast and use Skype and wanted to improve the sound input. Compare to the other mini microphones I've used, this is HUGE and heavy, solidly built. Connection is easy, just plug in the USB and the Mac recognizes it. To my not so experienced ears, it sounds better than iSight, built-in mics, and the Sony mic that requires an AA battery and a pre-amp. Well-made, good sound, easy to use. 5-star for the prize/package/performance.
Just what the doctor ordered February 14, 2008 I needed a USB microphone for use with my speech recognition software (Dragon Naturally Speaking), when I got my new PC the sound card was incompatible with Dragon, and their tech support told me to either get a new sound card, or use a USB microphone. I tried an inexpensive USB microphone from Logitech, but it resulted in many more errors that I had to go back and correct. Most annoyingly, when I switched the microphone on and off, apparently there was a surge or something that the software would interpret as a word. So, many of my sentences started or ended with an extraneous "and" or "the" or "that," all of which I had to go back and correct. I decided to upgrade the microphone rather than go the new sound card route, and ordered the Samson.
The Samson microphone has been great. Far fewer errors, works better than I hoped. The one thing I miss is that it has no on/off switch (couldn't determine that from the available information), so I have to switch it on and off with the Dragon software, so I don't get one of the main benefits I hoped for, but it works so well otherwise, I'm still happy.
Perhaps this seems like overkill for dictation software, but if you depend on that kind of software professionally, I think it's well worth it.
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