LRUFOB MU5000 USB Condenser Microphone White 192kHz/24Bit
A USB condenser microphone capturing 192 kHz / 24-bit audio with 97 dB SNR and one-touch noise reduction
- ColorWhite
- ConnectorUSB Type-C
- Microphone Sensitivity-42 decibels
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)97 decibels
- 192kHz/24-bit ADC captures studio-grade detail
- 97 dB SNR delivers ultra-low noise floor
- One-touch noise reduction clears background instantly
- Dual-source mixing balances voice and music live
- 8-zone RGB lighting syncs with your setup
USB-C Condenser Microphone
The LRUFOB MU5000 is a USB-C condenser microphone that captures audio at 192kHz/24bit resolution with a 97dB signal-to-noise ratio. It is built for streamers, podcasters and home-studio users who need plug-and-play recording with built-in monitoring and RGB lighting.
Suited for Solo Creators
This microphone fits single-person setups such as voice-over work, gaming streams or online teaching where one-touch noise reduction and zero-latency headphone monitoring matter. It does not suit users who require XLR connectivity, multi-microphone arrays or phantom-powered studio condenser capsules.
192kHz/24bit ADC with 97dB SNR
The analog-to-digital converter runs at 192kHz and 24bit depth while delivering a 97dB signal-to-noise ratio, which determines the clarity and dynamic range you can capture in quiet or noisy rooms.
Highlights
- 192kHz/24-bit ADC captures studio-grade detail
- 97 dB SNR delivers ultra-low noise floor
- One-touch noise reduction clears background instantly
- Dual-source mixing balances voice and music live
- 8-zone RGB lighting syncs with your setup
Specifications
| Brand | LRUFOB |
|---|---|
| Model | MU5000 |
| Part Number | MU5000 |
| Color | White |
| Connector | USB Type-C |
| Microphone Sensitivity | -42 decibels |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 97 decibels |
Questions about this item
Do I need a computer with a USB Type-C port to use this microphone?
The LRUFOB MU5000 connects via USB Type-C, so a compatible port or adapter is required for power and data.
Will this microphone work with my older PC that only has USB-A ports?
It uses a USB Type-C connector, so you will need a USB-C to USB-A cable or adapter for older ports.
How can I verify the microphone is capturing audio at 192kHz/24bit after setup?
Check your recording software's sample-rate and bit-depth settings; they should show 192 kHz and 24-bit when the device is selected.
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