Studio Μικρόφωνο White Shark ZONIS

The White Shark ZONIS studio microphone is designed for recording vocals and instruments with a clear frequency response from 30 to 16,000 Hz and a 24-bit bit rate. It connects via a wired USB Type-A interface for a direct digital link to computers and compatible devices. The microphone is finished in black and comes with an integrated 2.5 m cable, providing flexibility in positioning within a home or project studio environment.

Advantages

The wired USB connection simplifies setup by providing plug-and-play connectivity without the need for separate audio interfaces or adapters. The extended frequency range captures low and mid frequencies as well as the upper harmonics relevant to vocal and instrumental detail. The included 2.5 m cable and compact studio form factor allow straightforward placement on a desk or microphone stand within common studio layouts.

Suitable for

• Home studio vocal recordings
• Instrument recording for guitar, piano and similar sources
• Podcasting and voiceover work
• Online streaming and content creation

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 30–16,000 Hz
• Bit depth: 24-bit
• Connectivity: Wired USB (USB Type-A)
• Colour: Black
• Cable length: 2.5 m

How to use

Connect the White Shark ZONIS microphone to a computer USB Type-A port using the integrated cable. Position the microphone on a stand or desk mount at an appropriate distance from the sound source—typically 10–30 cm for vocals depending on desired presence and room acoustics. Select the microphone as the input device in your operating system or recording software and set input gain to avoid clipping while maintaining adequate level. Monitor through headphones or speakers as needed and record using your chosen audio application.

Recommendations

For best results, record in a treated or quiet space to reduce room reflections and background noise. Use pop filtering or slight off-axis positioning to reduce plosives when recording vocals. Adjust gain and distance to achieve a clear signal without distortion.