Tascam TM-70 Dynamic Podcasting Microphone

£68.00

This is the Tascam TM-70 Dynamic Podcasting Microphone from Tascam, available now in Broadcast Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Designed to excel on any voice. The Tascam TM-70 Dynamic Podcasting Microphone will be your go-to microphone when it comes to broadcasting podcasting and content creation. Tascam get that if youre recording from home you may not have the luxury to acoustically treat your space thats why the TM-70 boasts a supercardioid polar pattern. This is similar to cardioid but provides you with an even tighter pick-up range to reject undesirable noise such as friends family pets and TV. Thanks to this youll capture more of you and less of those around you! If youre not tech-savvy dont worry. The TM-70 has a tailored frequency response so you can achieve great results straight out of the box. The gradual low-frequency roll off is perfect for automatically tackling unusable low-frequency content whilst the subtle bump adds body for “warmth” and “intimacy”. Thanks to the high-frequency boost youll be able to instantly add “sheen” to your voice so you can focus on making content instead of tweaking EQ. The inclusion of a shock-mount stand and cable ensures you have all the necessary tools to achieve great performances today!

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Tascam

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Broadcast Microphones

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Broadcast

Broadcast microphones are designed for clear, controlled speech in radio, podcasting and voice-over environments. They are built to reject background noise, handle close-up use without distortion, and keep the voice consistent even when the speaker moves slightly off-axis. This makes them ideal for studios, streaming desks and spoken-word production where clarity and intelligibility matter most.

Typically dynamic or large-diaphragm condenser designs, broadcast mics focus on smooth midrange presence, reduced sibilance and strong plosive control. They are a staple in radio stations, home podcast studios and content-creation setups where a professional, “finished” vocal sound is required straight from the microphone.