I like the features and the clarity this set up produces. great for pod casting, game streaming, or even web calls.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:-FiFine SC3 Audio Mixer-Fifine K99D Dynamic Microphone-3.5mm Audio Cable-XLR Cable-User GuidePRODUCT/THOUGHTS:If you are new to any kind of recording this is a great little setup to get you started. BUT there are some caveats to the microphone. And having a condenser Mic or Dynamic does matter for your situation. However, if you need something to get you going, this can probably work for you.THE MIC:-It’s important to note that this is a Dynamic based microphone and not a condenser. There is a difference between the two and you’ll want to do your research to understand if that is right for you. Dynamic mics are good for suppressing background noise and picking up the details in your voice, BUT you need to be pretty close to the mic. The instructions tell you that it should be within 4 inches and that is accurate. This kind of mic being Dynamic, does give you that more “Broadcaster” kind of voice off the bat.-This set comes with a little mic stand, but it isn’t height adjustable and because you need to be so close to the mic to get quality sound, I wouldn’t recommend this kind of stand in the long term. It’s okay to get you started but you might find it challenging to position it close enough. The taller of a person you are, the harder it’ll be if you have a longer torso. You’ll need to bend down too much unless you prop the stand, up on something. This is why I would recommend you get a 3rd party stand that has some height adjustment.-Lastly, with Dynamic mics, you need to speak towards the top of the microphone, not on the sides. It does show you this in the instructions as well.THE AUDIO MIXER:This is a pretty basic audio mixer, but I find it’ll probably work for quite a lot of people, unless you are setting up a podcast where you have other guests and you’ll need multiple XLR inputs, with controls etc. This mixer is really for a one-person setup. Again it’s best for someone just getting started on their recording venture, doing voiceovers, a one-person podcast, or content creation. Things like that.They give you 4 Custom effect buttons, which you can use to play a sound effect that you set, or perhaps a voice clip that you recorded (Limited to 15 seconds). There are some built-in Voice changes you can do but they are just kinda ehhhh. I guess they are kind of fun to have but I don’t see myself ever using them.Other than that you have all the basic controls you would expect like Muting/un muting your Mic, Line In, Headphones, and Line Out. The headphones are the port you would put in your Monitoring headphones if you are using them.And across the top, you have 2 sets of lights. One to show you the Mic sound feedback, and one to show you the monitoring feedback sound levels. Pretty simple. You also get a couple of RGB choices to choose from. It’s not really necessary on a functional level but I like that they give it to you, so you can style up your equipment. So many audio mixers are very plain without any Pazazz so to speak. So it’s all good.END:In my opinion, the sound quality came out pretty good for both the mic and this mixer.My personal Protip is get a Windsock for this Mic unless you record in a very controlled Room already. But if you have any ambient noise going on, you’ll want one over this mic.Obviously depending on the DAC Software you are going to use, will greatly affect how all of this comes out. But for the price they are offering this at, I think it does a really phenomenal job. It’s a shame that the default mic stand doesn’t have any height adjustment though, but at least it’ll get you started. Without using any software modifications you really get that “Radio broadcast” kinda voice out of this. But your mileage may vary. I can certainly recommend it and I don’t think you’ll be very disappointed if you need some kind of starter set.

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This was very straight forward in setting it up. The microphone sounds fine, as most do these days in this price range compared to a decade or so ago. Mixer is easy to adjust controls and has everything labeled. Kit comes with everything you will need for setting this bundle up. The headphone amp will not power more hungry headphones, but sounds good enough for monitoring. The preamps aren't the greatest, but they'll get the job done with some noise. Would not suggest using the monitor on the mixer and go with software for setting your gain and levels.

This FIFINE Audio Equipment Bundle has more knobs and dials than a spaceship’s control panel, and I’m pretty sure I saw it wink at me when I finally figured out what the ‘mute’ button does.The XLR Dynamic Vocal Microphone is so sensitive, it picked up my breathing, and not in the good way. Now, that’s what I call sensitive! The RGB Mixer Set, on the other hand, is so flashy, it could double as a disco light. Who knew podcasting could be so… colorful?The Volume Fader is a nice touch, perfect for those dramatic fade-outs when you want to leave your audience hanging. And the Individual Control? Well, let’s just say it’s great for those of us with control issues.But the real star of the show is the Monitoring. It’s like having a mini sound engineer in your ear, whispering sweet nothings about audio levels and sound quality. It’s a little creepy, but in a good way.In conclusion, if you’re looking for a piece of equipment that does everything but make your morning coffee, the FIFINE Audio Equipment Bundle is for you. Just don’t blame me if you start seeing sound waves in your sleep. 5/5 stars for turning my belly button lint review podcast into an audio extravaganza!