TONOR TD510+ Dynamic Podcast Microphone Kit XLR USB Black
Dynamic podcast microphone with USB and XLR outputs, cardioid pattern, 95 dB SNR, 50 Hz to 14 kHz response, 110 dB max SPL, 3.5 mm monitoring jack, mute and volume controls, includes boom arm
- ColorBlack
- ConnectorUSB, XLR
- Microphone Sensitivity95 decibels
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)95 decibels
- FeaturesXLR
Style TD 510 with Boom Arm and Mixer
- TD 510 with Boom Arm
- TD 510
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- TD 510 with Boom Arm and Mixer
- TD 510 with Desktop Stand
- : Microphone with Desktop Stand XLR Only
- Warm balanced vocals from 50 Hz to 14 kHz range
- Excellent noise suppression with cardioid pattern and 95 dB SNR
- Dual USB and XLR outputs for flexible recording setups
- Quick mute button and 3.5 mm jack for real-time monitoring
- Volume control via plus and minus buttons on microphone
What the kit is and who it suits
The TD510+ is a dynamic podcast microphone kit that connects via USB or XLR and includes a boom arm. Its cardioid pattern suppresses off-axis sound while the built-in noise reduction delivers a 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio. The frequency response spans 50 Hz to 14 kHz and the maximum SPL reaches 110 dB. Plug-and-play USB operation makes it straightforward for desktop or laptop recording.
Who it fits and who should look elsewhere
Streamers and podcasters who want both USB convenience and XLR flexibility will find the dual output useful. Real-time monitoring is available through the 3.5 mm headphone jack with volume controls and a quick mute function. Users who require an integrated audio interface or multi-channel mixing directly on the microphone should consider other solutions.
Capacity and headroom
The dynamic capsule handles loud sources up to 110 dB SPL without distortion, giving ample headroom for close-miked vocals or instruments. The 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio keeps the noise floor low for clean captures. The 50 Hz to 14 kHz response covers speech and typical vocal timbres but does not extend to the highest treble detail some studio applications demand.
Highlights
- Warm balanced vocals from 50 Hz to 14 kHz range
- Excellent noise suppression with cardioid pattern and 95 dB SNR
- Dual USB and XLR outputs for flexible recording setups
- Quick mute button and 3.5 mm jack for real-time monitoring
- Volume control via plus and minus buttons on microphone
Specifications
| Brand | TONOR |
|---|---|
| Model | TD510+ |
| Part Number | TD510+ |
| Color | Black |
| Connector | USB, XLR |
| Microphone Sensitivity | 95 decibels |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 95 decibels |
| Features | XLR |
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Questions about this item
What kind of stand or mount do I need to attach the boom arm that comes with the TD510+?
The included boom arm clamps to a desk or table up to the thickness its C-clamp allows; no separate mic stand is required.
Can I plug the TD510+ into an older mixer that only has XLR inputs?
Yes, the XLR output sends an analogue signal compatible with any mixer or audio interface that accepts a standard three-pin XLR connection.
How do I know the microphone is capturing audio at the stated 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio after I set it up?
Record a silent passage in your software and check that the noise floor sits well below your voice level; the cardioid pattern and built-in noise reduction are designed to deliver that 95 dB SNR.
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