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Dynamic microphones are a versatile tool both on stage and in the studio – resistant to high sound pressure levels, requiring no phantom power and ready to perform in any conditions. In this collection you will find dynamic microphones from Sennheiser, RODE, Lewitt, Shure, sE Electronics, Sontronics, Telefunken and Warm Audio.
A dynamic microphone's simple, coil-based design makes it tough, unfussy about phantom power, and genuinely hard to overload with a loud source. This collection covers dynamic mics for podcasting, broadcast, live vocals and instrument amps.
Broadcast-style dynamics like RODE PodMic are voiced and shaped specifically for spoken word close up — podcasting, streaming, voiceover. General-purpose instrument and vocal dynamics like sE Electronics V7 handle everything from live vocals to guitar cabs to snare drums.
Starting a podcast or stream? RODE PodMic is the standard we'd point you to first. Need a rugged all-rounder for vocals and instruments? sE Electronics V7 covers a lot of ground for the price. Want a proven broadcast and vocal classic with real pedigree? Telefunken M80 has been a stage and studio favorite for years.
We carry sE Electronics, RODE and Telefunken Elektroakustik.
The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.
No — they generate their own signal through electromagnetic induction and work with any mixer or interface, phantom power or not.
Some can double for vocals, but broadcast-voiced mics are tuned specifically for close-up spoken word. A general-purpose or vocal-specific dynamic usually performs better for singing.
Dynamic, in almost every case — it rejects more room noise and handles the close-mic technique podcasters typically use without the extra sensitivity a condenser brings.
See also: Condenser Microphones · Ribbon Microphones · Microphone Accessories

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