SmallRig
SmallRig Forevala U60 3466 USB Microphone
A desktop USB microphone with 24-bit/48 kHz recording, four selectable polar patterns, 360-degree capsule array and 130 dB SPL handling
- Crystal-clear 24-bit / 48 kHz audio for professional recordings
- Four polar patterns cover solo streams to group interviews
- USB-A and USB-C cables work with PC, Mac, Linux, PS4/5 and Android
- Aluminium and zinc-alloy body handles daily studio use
- 32-bit dual-core chip keeps latency low and THD at .3 %
Forevala U60 USB Microphone
The SmallRig Forevala U60 is a desktop USB microphone built for streamers, podcasters and gamers who need studio-grade capture without an audio interface. It connects via USB-A or USB-C to Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Android devices. A 32-bit dual-core MCU and DSP chip handles 24-bit/48 kHz digital recording with no latency for real-time communication.
Four Polar Patterns and 130 dB SPL
A multi-capsule array provides 360-degree sound sampling across stereo, omnidirectional, cardioid and bi-directional patterns. The smart audio chip keeps Total Harmonic Distortion as low as 0.3 % and raises maximum Sound Pressure Level to 130 dB, so loud vocals or instruments stay clean. Virtual surround processing and a fast-response compensation algorithm shape the capture for each mode.
Aluminium and Zinc Alloy Construction
The body is machined from aluminium and zinc alloy for durability under daily desktop use. USB-A and USB-C connectivity means a single cable carries both power and audio to a wide range of hosts. No XLR output or hardware gain knob is present, so users who need analogue routing or tactile level control will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Crystal-clear 24-bit / 48 kHz audio for professional recordings
- Four polar patterns cover solo streams to group interviews
- USB-A and USB-C cables work with PC, Mac, Linux, PS4/5 and Android
- Aluminium and zinc-alloy body handles daily studio use
- 32-bit dual-core chip keeps latency low and THD at .3 %
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 32-bit MCU and DSP chip add latency when I keep my existing USB-A interface?
The 32-bit MCU and DSP chip processes audio with no latency, and the microphone connects through USB-A or USB-C so your current interface works unchanged.
How can I verify the four polar patterns are active after setup?
Select stereo, omnidirectional, cardioid or bi-directional mode on the microphone; the multi-capsule array samples 360-degree sound and the THD stays at .3% when each pattern is working correctly.
What cables are included and do I need a separate stand?
The box contains the microphone and cables for USB-A and USB-C connections; a desktop stand is built into the aluminium and zinc alloy body so no separate stand is required.
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