Prizmora DM65 XLR USB-C Dynamic Microphone 96kHz 24-bit
Dynamic microphone with XLR and USB-C outputs, 96 kHz 24-bit capture and tap-to-mute control
- ColorBlack
- ConnectorUSB Type-C
- FeaturesVolume Control
- Broadcast-grade 96 kHz / 24-bit capture for crisp vocal clarity
- Dual XLR and USB-C outputs fit any studio or desk setup
- Cardioid pattern rejects off-axis noise for cleaner recordings
- Tap-to-mute sensor silences the mic instantly during live sessions
- Built-in headphone jack enables zero-latency monitoring for real-time control
Prizmora DM65 Dual-Interface Microphone
The Prizmora DM65 is a dynamic microphone designed for podcasters, streamers and vocalists who need both USB and XLR connectivity. It captures audio at 96kHz and 24-bit depth using a cardioid pickup pattern that focuses on the speaker while reducing room noise.
Tap-to-Mute Sensor and Headphone Monitoring
A capacitive tap-to-mute sensor lets you silence the microphone instantly during live sessions. The built-in headphone jack provides zero-latency monitoring so you hear exactly what the audience hears, while an integrated volume control adjusts gain without software.
XLR Analogue Output Requires External Gain
The XLR connection delivers a balanced analogue signal that must be paired with an audio interface or mixer to provide pre-amplification and phantom power if required. The USB-C link supplies power and digitises the signal internally for direct computer use, but the two outputs cannot be active simultaneously.
Highlights
- Broadcast-grade 96 kHz / 24-bit capture for crisp vocal clarity
- Dual XLR and USB-C outputs fit any studio or desk setup
- Cardioid pattern rejects off-axis noise for cleaner recordings
- Tap-to-mute sensor silences the mic instantly during live sessions
- Built-in headphone jack enables zero-latency monitoring for real-time control
Specifications
| Brand | Prizmora |
|---|---|
| Model | DM65 |
| Part Number | DM65 |
| Color | Black |
| Connector | USB Type-C |
| Features | Volume Control |
Questions about this item
Will the USB-C port on the Prizmora DM65 need replacement after heavy daily use?
The USB-C connector is built for repeated plugging and unplugging; if it ever wears out you would need a qualified technician to resolder or replace the port on the circuit board.
What limits the recording time during a long streaming session?
The microphone itself has no internal storage or battery, so the practical limit is the available disk space and thermal headroom of the host computer you are recording to.
How much heat does the DM65 generate when it runs all day?
The dynamic capsule and onboard electronics draw very little power from the USB-C bus, so the body stays close to room temperature even during extended sessions.
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