It's so easy to repair a noisy King Bee 2 studio microphone that it
should be illegal. Imma be honest, I was pretty bummed out when my Neat
King Bee II was having problems, but thankfully this quick fix makes it
very easy to buck the hum, and works great.
You may have seen some reviews for the Neat King Bee 2 talk about how it
has a buzzing or noise problem.
If your large condenser microphone is having problems while under
warranty, then call up customer service and ask for a replacement. I'm
not sure what went wrong over at Turtle Beach, but these XLR mics have a
pretty obvious quality control issue that they should have caught
before shipping their product out to Amazon. But if you find yourself
with a broken microphone and no way to get a new one, then hopefully
this will help you resolve the issue.
Fortunately, it looks like they finally figured out the problem at the
factory, and that new microphones should not have the loud buzzing. But
who knows if your sweet music store of choice actually has the new and
improved version. Is it safe to buy a neat king bee 2? Maybe. Probably.
One of these microphones didn't have issues, at least.
You'll want to make sure they fix the issue before deciding if this is
the best microphone for streaming on Twitch or YouTube.
This is the most in depth full and complete review for the neat king
bee, because we look at three of them from the inside.
Does your microphone sound like it has a bad ground loop? Grounding
problem? RF or EMI interference? Give this solution a try.
This is the
best way to fix a microphone.
Does it sound good after I fix it? You
decide!
You will witness with tears in your eyes as SparkYo as he performs a
Triple Teardown of 3 microphones. Each tear down more tear-down y than
the last.
There's no need to buy an extensive copy of "Microphone repair for
dummies". What a luxury, you big spender, you.
0:00 Does the Neat bee microphone buzz?
0:11 What is wrong with this condenser microphone making a buzzing noise?
0:25 Microphone buzzes when I touch it
0:35 Try to return your mic if it has a loud hum
1:00 Neat microphone overview and pop filter removal
1:35 Bee microphone disassembly teardown and case mod
1:48 Neat Large Diaphragm condenser capsule review
1:58 Do I need to repair the circuit board in my microphone?
2:20 I don't know how to say WIMA but it's a brand of capacitor
2:58 Wiring for XLR cable connector inside my microphones
3:15 This microphone was ruined because of the paint
3:31 Whats wrong with my microphone
4:15 How to actually fix a studio xlr microphone
The neat King Bee II is a large diaphragm studio condenser microphone
with an XLR connection that requires phantom power. It is a good value
microphone that can be used for Voice Over, Singing, Podcasting, gaming,
streamers, video production, zoom calls... pretty much anything you
want as long as you have an audio interface, a well treated acoustic
space ( vocal both ) with a stand that can handle a giant, unnecessarily
heavy microphone. This gear wouldn't do well on stage. It includes a
shock mount and a pop filter, of sorts. this microphone costs less than
$200. Don't buy an expensive microphone for VO until you have built
enough acoustic treatment and sound panels.
Now it's time to go buy more audio gear that I don't really need,
because I'm bad at making my voice sound good.
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SparkYo is the world's best small YouTube content creator. He restores
whatever he wants, whenever he wants (or breaks it) and shares short
videos for you and everyone. He's a grand guy that loves to waste money
on trying to sound good. He has passion and drive for basically never
streaming ever, exept for those two times. Post a quick new SparkYo
video in your 4k test footage because it has excellent audio mouthfeel.
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