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Logitech Blue Sona Active Dynamic XLR Broadcast Microphone for Streaming and Content Creation, ClearAmp Preamp, Dual-Diaphragm Capsule, Internal Shockmount - Graphite

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Color: Graphite


Style: Microphone


Features

  • The broadcast mic, reinvented: Blue Sona streaming microphone reinvents the traditional dynamic XLR mic with advanced tech and a creator-first design for a true studio-quality stream experience
  • ClearAmp active preamp inside: Built-in ClearAmp technology delivers strong, +25dB additional gain for exceptional audio sound quality - no external mic booster required
  • Your voice, upfront: This recording mic features an advanced dual-diaphragm dynamic capsule that delivers smooth low end and superb detail while rejecting unwanted noise and hum
  • Custom looks for live streaming: Elegant design and swappable windscreens give your stream a custom aesthetic, helping you elevate your Twitch streaming, YouTube videos, podcasts, video calls and more
  • Tames your environment: Blue Sona studio microphones precise supercardioid pickup pattern focuses on your voice, so your stream is free from key clicks and room noise
  • Designed for creators: Innovative 290-degree swivel mount allows creators the freedom to place the mic at virtually any angle for game streaming, podcasting, video creation and more
  • Pro XLR connection: XLR connection easily integrates with your audio interface or external mixer
  • Internal shockmount: Built-in shockmount isolates the mic capsule and protects your stream from bumps and vibrations

Description

Blue Sona Active Dynamic XLR Broadcast Microphone Blue Sona reinvents the traditional broadcast microphone with advanced tech and a creator-first design that delivers professional-level results for streaming and content creation. With an advanced dual-diaphragm dynamic capsule, Blue Sona captures superb detail while minimizing noise and vibration for clear and powerful broadcast sound. Logitech’s proprietary ClearAmp active preamp provides a powerful +25dB gain boost for clean, transparent sound right out of the box. A flexible 290-degree swivel mount gives you the freedom to place your mic wherever you want it and optimize your desktop setup for any streaming or recording configuration. Tailor-made to look great on camera, Sona features a sleek design with swappable windscreens in 2 vibrant colors. Optimize your sound for any voice or environment with four versatile EQ settings, custom-tuned by Blue’s top audio engineers for professional on-stream sound. Capture clear, detailed sound that’s free from distracting background noise using a narrow supercardioid pickup pattern that focuses on just your voice. Product details: System requirements: Audio interface and XLR cable sold separately +48V phantom power required Package contents: Blue Sona Active-Dynamic XLR Microphone, Additional Windscreen, 3/8” Mic Stand Adapter, Quick Start Guide


Package Dimensions: 8.7 x 8.58 x 3.23 inches


Item Weight: 1.36 pounds


Item model number: 988-000489


Date First Available: September 21, 2022


Manufacturer: Blue Microphones


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    • Absolutely fantastic!
Color: Graphite Style: Microphone
Review Image by Jesus Beltran Alvarez Jesus Beltran Alvarez
I love this microphone, there really isn't a whole ton to dislike about it. The sound quality is phenomenal, I often forget whether I'm using the Sona or my MV7X it's THAT good. I am a huge fan of the look of the mic, it might be silly, but it does give the impression of a professional studio microphone. Setup was straightforward for the most part, though it was strange that 48V phantom power is a requirement on a dynamic mic. This mic doesn't need a really beefy preamp in order to drive, as I was able to get away with some cheaper equipment like my Behringer UM2, UMC22, and UMC202, as well as my Maonocaster E2. I have to make a lot of video calls and conferences, as well as doing commentary for events and my own content, and I think the Sona sounds fantastic. I don't really use the presence setting and I use the mic completely stock and it still manages to sound great, really what's setting this mic up for failure is the extremely high price. This is quite standard of Logitech (And Blue), but it's really disappointing to see such a good mic being ruined by such a high price tag, if you don't mind the objectively bad value, you can't go wrong with this mic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by Jesus Beltran Alvarez Jesus Beltran Alvarez
    • Very Impressive ...
Color: Graphite Style: Microphone
Not much to say other than this thing works great, looks great and most importantly, sounds great
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by FazMan
    • Produces great sound
Color: Graphite Style: Microphone
This is the first high quality mic I've used, so I don't have a lot to compare it to, but it blows away any audio recording I've done on other devices. I spend a lot of of time in video meetings/chats, and so I have decent headsets. However, when I used the Logitech Blue Sona instead, I was told that everything was so much clearer, and that it was almost like I was there with them. Given that I'm new to XLR mics, I didn't realize the extra things I would need for this to work. Once I opened the box, I discovered that I had no way to connect this magnificent device, so I did a little more research (which I should have done in the first place). This is not a usb device, so I had to get a compatible cable (XLR female to 1/4 male) and an audio interface. And while it's not required for the mic to function, I also picked up a boom arm stand to hold the mic. Since it doesn't come with any sort of stand or handle, it would be difficult to use without something to secure it. Once I got everything set, the mic worked beautifully. Bottom line, if you want a mic with excellent sound, the Logitech Blue Sona packs a punch. Just keep in mind that if you don't already have the needed audio accessories, you will need to make some additional purchases to get it to work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023 by K.L.
    • A Premium Mic 🎤
Color: Graphite Style: Microphone
Review Image by Stone Stone
Review Image by Stone Stone
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The media could not be loaded. I made a simple unboxing video. The packaging feels premium along with the build of the entire mic. XLR mics are pretty standard for high quality sound which makes this feel like Logitech’s way into the premium sound market with everyone competing over which mic sounds the best in comparison to their USB models. It’s a pretty mic and sound comes through clean, but your overall opinion will mostly depend on if you have the appropriate XLR equipment in order to power the mic and tweak your sound settings to get the desired quality sound you seek. If you’re looking to stream as a gamer this would suffice with its ergonomic design that attaches well to a microphone boom arm and can be angled appropriately for the best viewing /sound capture while recording. This mic package definitely meets the premium microphone standard, but there are other mics out there that have been doing XLR for much longer and if the price point is what you’re more concerned with then it might benefit you to save up a little more and get what you really want that has been proven to be a mic that is industry standard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2023 by Stone Stone
    • Good Value
Color: Graphite Style: Microphone
Review Image by Ryan M. Groat Ryan M. Groat
Review Image by Ryan M. Groat Ryan M. Groat
Are you looking for an XLR microphone that compares favorably to the likes of the Shure SM-7B and Electro Voice RE-20 while coming in at a lower price point? Are you looking for a microphone that arguably looks more stylish than those on camera? If so, I think you should consider the Logitech Blue Sona. Let’s start off with an overview of the microphone before moving on to a comparison between several popular options. The first thing you will notice about the microphone is the “rectangle with rounded edges” styling. I personally think this feels more modern than many other microphones but you’re free to disagree. The body is made entirely of metal and feels solid. The matte black finish is well done. The mounting solution seems nice and sturdy. One thing to take note of with the mount – the joint between the screw attachment and the rest of the mount pivots freely and without tension. I find that it stays put where I leave it for the most part but know that a taught XLR cable will swing it back. There is a magnetic cover on the back of the mic that lets you toggle both a low cut filter (to cut the lowest bass notes out of your voice) and a presence boost (which raises the mid notes in your voice). It’s nice that these are easily accessible to make changes but hidden away, as these are mostly set and forget. The wind screens (you receive both a black and a red one) are magnetic and take just a few seconds to swap out. The microphone has a preamp built in, which is a great feature. As a result, the amount of gain you need is much less than it would otherwise be. There’s an internal “shock mount”, which seems to be a rubber gasket that helps absorb vibrations between the body and the mic capsule. In testing, I’d say that this doesn’t work quite as well as a full-on shock mount but is leagues better than no dampening at all. To my ears, the microphone sounds great. My voice sounds rich and the low cut filter really helps get rid of the boominess that comes through without it. Getting very close to the mic gives a proximity effect if that’s your thing and the extra gain from the built in preamp gives you a little more flexibility in terms of how far to position the mic away from you. I don’t think most folks will need anything better than this. I’ll leave the nitty gritty sound comparisons to the youtube channels set up to do that kind of thing. Now onto some price comparisons. How does the Sona compare to popular alternatives? The Sona comes in at $350. Perhaps the most popular dynamic mic on the market now is the Shure SM-7B, which retails for $400. The Shure is known for being hard to drive, though, and needs a lot of gain. This leads to the recommendation by many to pick up an inline amp like a Cloudlifter which will run you another $100 or so. The Shure, similar to this Logitech mic, has internal shock mounting. How about the Electro Voice RE-20? That one retails for $450 and needs less gain so you might be able to get away without a preamp. However, it does not come with any kind of shock absorption. The RE-20 shock mount, although incredibly nice, is an additional $100. I’d personally make the argument that the Logitech mic looks better on camera than the other two as well, although that’s a subjective opinion. I wasn't sure where to put this but it wasn't called out specifically on the product page for beginners - this is an XLR microphone, meaning it will not plug directly into your computer. You will need an audio interface with an XLR port to connect to your computer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2022 by Ryan M. Groat Ryan M. Groat

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