512 Audio Limelight Dynamic Vocal XLR Microphone for Podcasting, Broadcasting and Streaming, Black (512-LLT) Bundle with Two-Section Broadcast Arm and Microphone Suspension Shockmount

The Limelight is a dynamic microphone custom-tuned for voice and speech. With its professional, hypercardioid capsule, Limelight delivers exceptionally clear audio at close range for talk-focused podcasts, broadcasts, and livestreams. The narrow pickup pattern captures your voice and cuts out unwanted ambient noise, while the built-in pop shield and low-frequency filter remove intrusive plosives and low-end rumble for a clean, uncompromised sound. Limelight easily integrates into your setup with a professional industry-standard XLR connection and 360-degree swivel mount. Backed by the vintage-inspired pro audio legacy of Warm Audio, Limelight's modern design, inside and out, meets the needs of today's podcasters, broadcasters, and streamers. It comes with a sturdy two-section broadcast arm with external springs. It's a versatile and practical accessory for professional and home studios, and is ideal for broadcasts, voiceovers or podcasts. The arm features an integrated 10' USB cable. Plus a Microphone Suspension Shockmount designed to keep your front-address microphone free from vibrations and noise that can often affect broadcast and voiceover applications. The heavy-duty bands isolate your microphone, eliminating the vibrations that can travel through your mic stand or broadcast arm.

Custom-tuned for voice and speech: Excels at natural and clear audio for articulate expression Professional dynamic capsule: Delivers smooth, rich broadcast audio at close range—ideal for talk-focused content Designed for creators: Perfect for podcasts, broadcasts, streaming, and YouTube Focused, hypercardioid pattern: Creates a narrow pickup field that captures your voice and cuts out unwanted ambient noise No pops. No rumble. Built-in pop shield and low frequency filter cut out intrusive plosives and unwanted low-end rumble for a clean, uncompromised sound