TASCAM is pleased to announce the TM-250U USB Condenser Microphone. Designed for capturing crisp, accurate audio when interfaced with personal computers, the TM-250U is the ideal solution for high quality, direct connection computer audio for podcasting, dialog and vocal recording, music recording, conferencing, and other forms of online audio.
The TASCAM TM-250U delivers flawless, detailed audio straight to one’s computer via USB. Featuring a super cardioid polar pattern and a frequency response of 20Hz〜20kHz, the TM-250U functions via industry-standard USB-C connectors on the Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS platforms.*
Compatible with USB class compliant devices, the microphone makes a direct connection to computers with a USB cable, so no special driver is required. Record voice-over or music directly to the computer’s recording software with stream optimized 16-bit/48kHz sampling and achieve pristine audio quality for any application where clean and natural sounding audio is required.
With robust build quality specifically designed for computer audio, the TM-250U provides built-in controls for managing audio—in the process, making interconnection with one’s computer effortless. The TM-250U is equipped with a Microphone volume (gain) control, a Headphone volume control, and a microphone Mute button that provides additional flexibility for in-the-moment control of audio. Equally notable, the microphone is also equipped with a dedicated headphone output connector (3.5 mm stereo mini jack) for direct monitoring.
The TASCAM TM-250U USB Condenser Microphone package ships with the following included accessories: (1) a microphone clip, (2) a 6-foot USB C-A mic cable, and (3) a desktop mic stand. Combined, the package provides everything necessary to quickly and easily set up at one’s desktop and immediately start recording.
The TASCAM TM-250U USB Condenser Microphone is expected to be available Q2, 2021. For pricing information, contact your authorized TASCAM dealer.
* Operation of this unit was confirmed using standard devices, however this does not guarantee operation with all Android and Chrome OS devices.
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