Samson Go Mic Review / Test (vs. Snowball, Yeti Nano, Seiren Mini)
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Today I review one of the cheapest mics I've covered that sounds fantastic. This thing is small, portable, affordable, and feature rich. It may be out dated and have a number of flaws, but if you're able to get this at a good price, and you don't have the budget or desire to go above this, I think you'll be fine.
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00:00 - Intro / Price / Disclaimer
00:23 - Setup
00:40 - What’s in the Box
01:01 - Build Quality
01:53 - Specifications
02:21 - Polar Pattern Test (Tone / Rotation)
02:56 - Plosive Test
03:11 - Distance Test / Proximity Effect Test
03:32 - Background Noise Test
03:49 - Untreated Room Test
04:12 - Shock Rejection Test
04:30 - Mic Resonance Tap Test
04:46 - Desktop Tripod Test
05:08 - Laptop Monitor Test
05:31 - Intro to Comparison
05:56 - CAD U1 Comparison
06:18 - Razer Seiren Mini Comparison
06:42 - Blue Snowball Comparison
07:04 - Rode NT-USB Mini Comparison
07:28 - Blue Yeti Nano Comparison
07:55 - Neumann U87 Ai Comparison
08:28 - Music Test
09:48 - Pros & Cons
11:37 - Overall Thoughts
14:00 - Recommendation
14:33 - Outro
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The Samson GO Mic was my very first microphone. I now work in radio and voiceover professionally. Hell of a start.
I had an urgent radio commercial voiceover job yesterday while away from my studio on holiday. I had no option but to use my Go Mic which I keep in the pocket of my iPad cover and recorded under a duvet.. The producer emailed back and said ‘that’s great, thanks.’ I can confirm the Go Mic is hugely sensitive to knocks, duvet rustle and cable touching and I had to use a sock to protect against plosives, but it did the job and as a professional voiceover that’s good enough for me.
Really amazing story, thank you for sharing. Just goes to show that most times we just need our audio to be good enough.
@@Podcastage thank you indeed sir. My booth mic is the LA220 that I bought based upon your recommendation some time ago. I’m an English voice over for my sins but somehow have been heard on a US radio commercial for farm machinery in Kentucky and a PBS play about Mozart.. Keep up your entertaining and superbly researched work!
I really appreciate you reviewing/reminding us of some affordable mics. Sometimes you need to use a mic that you don't mind if it is destroyed. Or you are starting a project where budget is all important. Also, I love the comparison with the ultimate mic as well. 1) gives you a great reason to own it 2) gives me a great reason why I don't need to
It’s included as a baseline and control from video to video. It allows you to compare my voice from video to video in case I’ve changed anything from how I speak to placement of stuff in the room.
@@Podcastage Well said. Very true. Point taken.
I had this mic for 4 yrs and every one always said how clear and good it sounded the best budget mic ever 🎉 gave it to my mom 👌 I'm using a Samson gtrack pro now love there fair prices and quality 💯
Happy to see you revisiting this microphone so many years later!
I've always loved the GO Mic as a quick-and-easy upgrade for people who just need “better audio at a reasonable price”
I picked this mic up a decade ago to start very basic music recording, now I still use it for zoom and teams calls, still works great!!
I bought this microphone right after seeing your first review for it. It was the best budget USB microphone I've ever owned. You get so much value with this thing!
I bought this microphone for some friends using terrible headsets that had no interest in changing cause "it sounded fine" whilst it didn't. It was a huge change, until they stopped using it.
Learning how to 'hear' in the technical aspect, is a skill developed over time. For example, when I first started listening to music, I only got a general sense of the overall melody... it takes practice to learn to pick out every instrument individually, etc.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 While what you say is absolutely true, and I agree 100%, I think the OP is referring to people's mic quality using headsets. It 'sounds fine' to them because they don't have to listen to their own awful mic quality. This is a struggle I am currently experiencing with people using wireless headsets on Discord... 😓😅
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 There is being trained for something and being deaf. My hearing is annihilated with me missing 70db last checked on my right ear and probably 50-60 on my left in pretty crucial areas and I can tell bad from good mic quality. Some people just don't care it seems.
A Podcastage review video in 4K? Unpossible!
I still got this mic as my first from your first review 8 years ago. Funny thing it still works and a professional mic I got a few years back broke and builds up static now. Very good mic
That's so cool to hear that it's still working for you 8 years later. I'd say you got your moneys worth. Happy recording.
It's great to hear this one again, thanks Bandrew. The sound is pretty solid, but the background noise, plosives, and other extraneous noise set this thing back too far. Q2U is a better option, imho - even if you have to use the included desk stand.
This is so nostalgic...with THIS microphone I met your channel
Back to Classics! Thanks for reviewing a classic affordable usb mic as the Go.
Also, I dont remember but there is a Samson mic you havent review yet: The Samson Satellite, with a review of that one you will complete the Samson USB family reviewing.
I hope you are well and safe on this recent days.
God I love revisiting this video to watch the plosive test. It’s so entertaining!
Thanks for rewatching it, I really appreciate it.
What an absolute TREAT for a review. What a incredible care and detail for such an inexpensive device. I've watched all I need, I'm done. Thank you!
definitely one of the best review videos i’ve ever seen
I hope this video does well for you re: views. I'd love to see more re-reviews and cheap gear reviews. Thanks for what you do.
I have three microphones and one audio interface. All of this equipment I got thanks to your reviews :), my Samson Go Mic is the last one I bought and I couldn't be happier! It's a nice tiny thing and I love it for my voiceover/voice acting classes. Thank you for what you do :)
This review is excellent. I tried The Go mic my sister had and was blown away. My brother-in-law bought one as well. He loves it. Im in brazil, and I just ordered one for myself. It's a little mic that def has comp, but for the price and size it punches well above its weight class. Its so small and portable. The Clip is nice. Its 2015??? Dang it still holds up!
Glad to hear that your family is enjoying the mic and getting use out of it. Hope you've had good luck and experiences with it as well. Happy recording.
Just bought mine today...For the price it is absolutely incredible and honestly it sounded amazing on your voice!
Congratulations on the new mic, I hope you get years of fantastic recordings.
You are amazing with your audio. I have one computer connected to a cheap 4k LG TV and I just can’t get the edit video because of the poor audio, but hearing your audio on the same TV, all your audio is so crystal clear with this miserable speaker on the TV. I guess I need to work on my audio. Big thumbs up.
Thanks iPad Diary. It's all about getting the audio as good as you can before you hit record. Shut off noisy devices, set your gain appropriately, and speak into the mic at a consistent distance/position without popping it. Hope you're able to get that crystal clear audio you're working towards. Happy recording.
I really like listening to your videos before going to sleep 👍
I used this one for years until it didn't fit my situation anymore (shared home office/gaming room with SO, as opposed to living alone). It now lives in my work bag and gets brought out as a videoconference microphone so often, ESPECIALLY for its omni mode. Can just put it down in the middle of a table and the people at home can follow the people at the office without any issues.
I plan on using it for dnd sessions too to allow someone to join virtually.
It's always awesome to hear that people get their money worth out of the gear they buy. It makes me so happy to see that. Glad you've gotten so much use out of it so far, and continue to as well. Happy recording.
I can't imagine I'd ever watch any other future review from you, b/c guessing that you do reviews along these lines with as many mics as you had, but I'm going to subscribe just in case because this was such a well-done & thorough review.
That's correct, I mainly just do reviews of microphones. The channel is meant to function as a bit of a library or database, so whenever someone is researching microphones they have a dataset to pull from that has consistency from video to video, and comparisons, and hopefully everything they need to know to make an informed decision.
I appreciate the kind words and the subscription. Happy recording.
@@Podcastage well, you do a wonderful job and are very thorough! You and your content are valued!
I know *nothing* about microphones but the way you reviewed this, the thoroughness, the comparisons, even the signing bit makes me want to binge watch your playlists.
Thank you for the kind words, that really means a lot. The videos are very similar to make comparison from video to video as easy as possible because that makes it easier for people to determine which microphone they like best, and hopefully that means they can make the right purchasing choice and waste less money. Thanks again Pixxelina, that's very kind of you.
I actually bought this in 2017 after seeing your review and I’m still using it to this day even though I no longer use a laptop.
My biggest problem has been how easily it picks up keyboard and desk noises like shown in the video but it is something I can live with and I don’t really need an upgrade since I just use it for discord calls.
You can use software to remove background noise. I use stealseries sonar to remove the background noise plus it has other fun tools.
Isn't that a good thing ...meaning high sensitivity?
@ @علاء الدين Depends what youre after. What you want is to isolate what you're trying to record. If you want a voice/vocal recording you don't want to hear typing and fans in the background.
I have a standard Samson C01, but thought about getting the USB version for quicker setups without needing an interface. Now I'm thinking about this little mic instead 😊
Lookin’ great bandrew!
I hope you can review the Behringer B-5 !! Also, Samson does make value packed microphones 😲
A couple of theater companies sent the casts these mics when we did virtual plays.
Thank you for revisiting this item,
Slightly off-topic: the visual quality difference between the normal camera shot and the Macbook webcam is startling. (Not hating on MacBooks or trying to start a Windows vs. Mac debate, just really cool to see.)
Great video... Thanks!
As someone else commented, we need the review of the Samson satellite to complete the Samson USB range!
Great review! I have the Yeti Nano and I've been struggling to remove mouth clicks/noises. Looks like its the case for that mic overall.
Unfortunately that’s a result of a good mic. Mouth clicks need to be resolved with vocal technique as well as keeping your mouth hydrated. I struggle with mouth clicks as well.
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life feels different now 🙏🏼
Congratulations on the weight loss! You look great!
recently found this beast in the very back shelf of my closet, thought I had lost it when moving. I remember being extremely excited when it finally arrived - it was an insane step up from the BM800 I was using.
Honestly I think it’s even better than most XLR microphones, I bought a Behringer C-1 when I was trying to step up my audio, and I found that the Samson was comparably better (however you have to keep in mind I was like 14, using one of those weird Chinese microphone phantom power blocks, without a decent soundboard)
nowadays I’m using an AKG Perception microphone with a Scarlett soundboard, and I am still amazed by how good the Samson compares.
I will probably pass it on to one of my friends, I want it to keep on blessing someone with what it can offer.
unbelievable great and sooooo so so good review! like it!
That means a lot, thank you so much.
Fun review.
I bought this mic for several CO workers to use for zoom. It was a good improvement.
looking really slim Bandrew, :) looking great!
I have 2 Samson mic stands that I use for my various mics including my Neumann TLM 102 and zoom H5. I absolutely trust these stands with my expensive mics and I'm fully impressed with the sound quality of this Samson Go microphone. Might consider getting one for my setup!
Samson has been offering great value for quite a while.
I don't even need a microphone neither am I a big audio "nerd" but your videos are just chill and fun to watch. Keep it up!
Thank you so much Mario, that really means a lot to me. Hope you continue to enjoy them. Have a great weekend, and don't work too hard.
They should make version with 24 bit, 48 kHz for pro vocals recording!
the samson go is so adorable though, im getting that same feeling that you get when you see a puppy and you just wanna squeeze it.
I still have this mic. It was the first mic I made decent recordings with when I started out
It just does the job and it's incredibly affordable. Glad it worked out for you.
That was such a spicy throw. The mic is still a good, cheap and worthy mic.
Hi. I am a non-English speaking person and a now I am using an online translator. - I am very grateful for your excellent review. - I've decided for SAMSON GO Mic guided because of your very complete review. - Good job. - Thank you very much.
That is very kind of you Guillo. I am honored that the video was able to help you make an informed decision on what mic was best for you. I hope you have a great day and have fun recording.
The best mic for better quality audio in a conference call. It does the job!
I bought it after this review, great mic thx, save my day already when I need to make unplaned interview but have only this tiny mic with me, sounds great but worth mentioning that it is necessary to deal with echo in the room with this mic.
Thanks for sharing your experience with it. Yeah in any untreated space, most mics are going to pick that up. To mitigate the most, make sure your'e using the cardioid polar pattern on the side of the mic, then get the mic closer to your mouth to increase the signal (voice) to background noise (reverb) ratio. You should be able to get pretty decent sounding recordings, but in a completely untreated room with a mic a little bit farther away with reflective surfaces around, it will certainly pick that up. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts. Happy recording.
@@Podcastage thank you for advice:)
I came for the review, stayed for the U87 comparison!
I really like your revisits! This Samson is amazing for the price. How do they do this? Do we really want to know?
In addition the Samson GO did me a favour and sounded better for spoken word than the Røde USB mini. A mic I really don't like and I will never understand why it's so popular.
Yeah. I think it sounds better than many of the higher priced mics. The NT-USB Mini is certainly a mid forward mic which is going to be a turn off for a lot of people, but the additional support of the mixing/fx software is likely a big reason for it’s adoption rate. The Lewitt Wave 3 I think out perfroms the NT USB Mini, but it’s more than 50% more expensive and many people won’t want to pay that. I think the Rode is at a price point with a feature set that people are willing to pay even if it doesn’t offer the sound everyone wants.
@@Podcastage That's a perfect analysis 👌 I know, you're right, but I'm one of those crazy people who go for the better aound.
They now also make this same mic with a webcam built in to it. Also if this mic is anywhere near your mouth you should have the -10db pad turned on to help with the harsh sounds and get a tiny windscreen. I use one off of a gaming headset mic and it works great.
A big fan of your channel! 🙂 Learned a lot from you 🙏
If I may please ask you a question -- say I want to record a conversation between two people sitting by a table, is there a single mic that could capture audio from both people well?
And more importantly -- if I care about audio from just a single person (interviewee). Are cardioid mics always the way to go, they offer the best audio? Meaning, you would go for lavalier or shotgun mics for other considerations? (looks, comfort, etc?) But nothing beats a cardio mic wrt to audio quality?
If you want a single mic to pick up both people, you would want a Figure 8 polar pattern mic. That will pick up audio from the front and the rear of the mic while rejecting sound from the sides. The issue with this is that it captures everything as a single mono source so you will need to do all your mixing between sound sources in the analog realm; meaning if one person speaks louder you'd need to move the mic farther from them so they are a similar level to the other person speaking. I would almost always prefer to have 2 separate mics for each person to have the ability to mix in post when necessary.
On question 2 there seems to be a bit of confusion. Cardioid is a polar pattern (the area around the mic that picks up sound). There are dynamic, condenser, lavalier, and shotgun mics that are cardioid. The selection of the mic for capturing the individual and rejecting the other person depends on the distance between the mic and the sound source and where the person you want rejected is located. If they are at 180-degrees from the mic, then a cardioid would be the best, but if they are at 90-degrees off axis, then a figure 8 would do the best. So it's really a situational question you're asking and unfortunately there is not a blanket answer.
Hope that was helpful. Happy recording.
@@Podcastage wow, what an unbelievable answer! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply, learned a lot here 🙏This is pure gold, really appreciate it!!!
this is probably my first comment but I've been watching for so long, I like ur microphone video its like asmr to me lol
This was my first microphone that i bought back in 2015. I ended up replacing it with a ModMic Uni that uses a magnet to attach to my Sennheiser HD650s. I'm currently in the market for either a condenser or dynamic microphone. One thing that's very important is off axis noise rejection, which would lean towards a dynamic mic.
Stage Condenser mics also do pretty good at rejection.
I saw this video and i thought of dejavu ... i remember you've reviewed this before.
Comparing this video and that video, wow you've come a long way😊
That means a lot. Yeah there's been a lot of changes in the 7-ish years since I first reviewed this mic. A lot of input from people in the comments helped improve. Thanks for watching.
Got my Samson Go in 2014.
Still my main home computer mic for gaming and small voice recordings to this day.
At the time of purchase it was $45CAD off amazon.
That's fantastic value for money. $45 CAD for 9 years of use? No bother at all.
Have had mine for about 5 years and still go back to it when I'm travelling light but have to care about audio a little more and it still is a great little mic when on the go and needing better than a headset or webcam mic. It's showing it's age more now but there's not really any competition to it still
5 years of use out of a mic this affordable is incredible. You've definitely got your money worth out of it I'd say. And yeah there's really not any competition to this specific microphone; something tiny for travel.
I was just looking at this mic a few days ago. Im actually going to buy one of these. I do NOT need it but I feel like less of a human not having one to use.
It was my first decent mic. :) I liked how it worked with my voice. Do you have recommendation for someone who is searching for good quality mic with not much low end and smooth highs, but clear mids?
Maybe something like the sE4400a, or the Shure KSM32.
It's between the Go Mic and U87 for me. Can't decide between the two. Both are great sounding mics and value
😂😂😂
surprised the meteor mic didn't get into the comparison but maybe you already did that video. or they sounded about the same.
can you make a video on how you do the "music test" portion of your reviews?
I have one of these, sounds pretty good if you use it right!
With post processing softwares being incredibly good now, I've found this to be a very VERY good portable voice over mic. Picks up a crap load of handling noise, though.
I still have the same one I have a decade ago but it now buzzes when you touch it. Might have to get a new one.
10 years of use out of a $30 microphone is pretty good value for money I'd say.
I have purchased the Fifine K690 in 2020, during COVID, I wanted a mic for my Zoom meetings. It was good, but it was a bit cumbersome for me to carry around. Then, after I tried my coworker's Samson Go Mic, I knew I bought the wrong one for my needs. I still think about buying one today for my future job interviews and Zoom conferences in a situation that I might have to travel around the country alot and would have to carry a mic and webcam around. Not sure that should I get the Go Video Mic instead, so that I can carry a webcam and a mic in just one piece.
Awesome review as always!
Sorry to hear you ended up buying a mic you think is wrong for you, but I'm glad the video is helping inform you on what may be right for you when it comes time to upgrade. I'm not sure about the webcam option because I haven't tried it, but also, I think this mic sounds best about 4-6" away from your mouth. IF you have a webcam 4-6" away from your mouth too, that's not going to sound great. So you would need to place the microphone in a position to get a good camera angle first and then just deal with the audio that you get.
@@Podcastage Right! I haven't thought about the distance of the mic. It is clear now that it is ideal to have the webcam and mic set up separately. I actually have the Logi C922 pro anyway, and adding a Samson Go Mic is not too bad, since they're both small. Thank you for pointing out about the distance aspect of this mic. I can decide which one I want for my travelling setup now.
DAMM, what a deal of a mic; shame they didn't update it with type-c
It works pretty well with your voice.
Thanks.
Acompanho seus vídeos do Brasil há muitos anos.
Na sua opinião qual o melhor microfone dinâmico para transmissão? Rádio ou podcast.
Eso es completamente discutible. Prefiero el Shure SM7b, pero el Electro Voice RE20 también es increíblemente popular para la transmisión y lo trataría muy bien en esa aplicación. Sé que hay varias emisoras que usan Sennheiser MD441U, pero esa no es mi favorita.
it’s me or Bandrew is a bit thinner than before?
Great mic indeed (had this for about 10 years i think). Here's my addendum; works with my Pixel7 (which is pretty freakin cool as a "field recorder"). There's a screw (I use torque 8 type) to lock you mic in place (or give it a bit or resistance, I suggest you grease the ball joint, swish it a bit, then lock it for resistance). Cheers!
I was unable to find ANY mention anywhere, but this mic has in-built noise suppression (in windows sound control panel, for the mic, tick the "Enable Enhancements") that kills keyboard and non-speaking sounds pretty remarkably well. It's not intended for high fidelity recording but for meetings, and deserves more mention, at least SOMEWHERE 😂😂
I use Mac so I don't have access to windows sound control panel. Sorry for not mentioning it.
Crazy how this small thing sounds so good.
Yeah it's impressive.
Already have good experiences with an NT USB mini but i might just pick one of these up seeing how cheap it is.
Damn Bandrew, I just noticed you lost some weight. Looking good!
Hi sorry for not being on the topic. I really like your videos and watched a lot of them about headphones, tons of headphones..... I would really want to hear your opinion as a profesional. Which is a better headphone: beyerdynamic dt-770 pto(250 ohm), audio technica ath-m50x,40x,sony mdr-7506 or AKG K-702? Thanks for doing this videos they DO REALLY HELP! See you soon!
I’m not an expert on headphones. I’d recommend checking the headphone show for insight into these questions. Best of luck.
@@Podcastage Thanks for the reply I'll immediately look at the headphone show. But thanks for the reply i always wanted to coment in one of your videos. Wish you luck!
(English ain't my main language so if I say something wrong please correct me)
I'm not professional or something but I've been using this mic for almost everything I have been recording for the last 10 months so I think I have some information that could be interesting to some people.
I bought this microphone some months ago and, while it was great at the start being compared to my phone and a really cheap 3.5 jack mic, the more I use it the more I started to realize that it wasn't that.... Great. Specially in a non acoustic treatment room.
It has this really "Thin" tone which makes the voices sound to aggressive. It requires a lot of post processing (mostly eq but you know sometimes is hard and sometimes is easy) and even though the size makes it really portable it hasn't been something I really used considering how much it requires to prepare a room in order to record something properly.
Of course having this kind of problems helped me a lot to learn how to improvise and master my recordings, but considering I want to make music and some projects mainly as a hobby, I don't really like to have such a big trouble for ended up recording something that sounds barely decent.
As I say I'm not a professional and I use this mic most of the time in a bedroom without acoustic treatment so probably your results may vary.
where was the Labtec AM-242 in the comparisons?
any chance we could get a review of the sennheiser e965?
what would be a cheap mic that would work in an shared work office ? i am conerned about background noise pickup.
do you have a cheap EU (DE) proposal for a Mic what you can use with a 5.1 system ? From headphones I get 100% always headache
At the moment I use a Sinn7 mPOD USB Studio microphone... but that cracks from time to time
Hey have you considered reviewing the Coles 4104B? It's a broadcast lip ribbon microphone that a lot of sports announcers use here in England.
I had considered it back when I saw Mike Delgaudio cover it, and I just saw Tom Buck talking about it. Probably won’t be covering it though. At least not any time soon. I’ll just wait for Tom’s coverage to see how it sounds.
@@Podcastage All good, thanks for making excellent mic reviews 🙌🏻
Hmm, that Go-Mic is giving the U87 a run for its money. Jokes aside, it may not be common but I had a Go-Mic a couple of years back and it randomly died on me. But it is a nice little mic that you can fit in your pocket for on-the-go recording purposes.
I noticed that too! U87 was scared a little
So glad u did the u87 comparison , I was torn 😂😂
If u keep revisiting mics you can stay on UA-cam for another 9 years yayy
As long as I don't become incapacitated, UA-cam is stuck with me for at least another 9 years.
@@Podcastage I’m here for the ride!!
OMG this mic was released in 2011 😯
What mic would you recommend for web conference calls where mic is above the monitor and 22 inches away from monitor? Thanks
I still use mine. It still cut away the lows in my voice, but that's ok. Great mic.
Blast from the past...
You really should review old/vintage mics like National and other things that we grew up with...
If you can get a sennheiser profile mic it would be nice to see your review on it. USB dynamic from a good manufacturer
I have one and I will review it eventually.
Would you recommend this mic to record spoken voice outside? Like in a cafe for instance
its kinda great if you want to conference call with multiple people in front of the same pc. If im alone on a zoom call I just use my 20€ earpods which have a solid microphone on them that is just closer to my mouth. even if they sound a bit more muffled I prefer to get rid of much of the reverb in bad environments
Danke!
Danke Rainer! Du bist toll!
Edit: I hope that translation is correct. You are awesome!
@@Podcastage It's perfect German, danke schön, Bandrew!
I am thinking of buying a few of these to mail to podcast guests who don't have their own set up. That way, if they keep it or it gets lost in the mail, no biggie.
Come for the mic reviews, stay for the improv songs in every video.
I was laughing way too hard while you tried your best not to laugh about wishing our moms well
I have a small Sony Recorder, actually was pretty good however it suddenly stopped working and I dont know why and it's a problem.
The Yeti Snowball: The perfect microphone to disguise as a Magic 8 Ball at parties.
11 years and still works great, it's actually insane to me haha
Neumann has met its match!
I bought 2 of them as presents.