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Three quirky new microphones from Gibson promise improved audio broadcasts

Three quirky new microphones from Gibson promise improved audio broadcasts

Posted on October 28, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Neat Microphones, a sub-brand of guitar-maker Gibson, has just unveiled three new desktop mics the feature a style straight out of Back to the Future II‘s idea of the year 2015 from the 1980’s. Dubbed Widgets, the three new mics feature colorful designs meant to look nice on any desk, as well as have their own specialty function. And priced at $99 each, they won’t break the bank when it comes to making a step up from a laptop’s built-in microphone.
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