Josh Wyatt

This is a decent mic for starting out in voice over, YouTube, podcasting, etc. I'm not sure I would recommend it for singing because it has a bit of a bass boost, so mileage would really vary per person, plus you can get better quality XLR microphones for the same price or cheaper. Of course then you get into interfaces and mixers and preamps and whatnot which cost money and take up space, so that is something to think about.

I bought these for an audio engineering class I took in 2016, and I must say these are incredibly good headphones. They have a decently flat response, albeit the high end is a bit pronounced (in the best way.) They have an open back design so recording wouldn't be a good idea, but that's not what they're meant for. The sound stage on these is genuinely impressive, as good or better than my studio monitors. They are over ear headphones. These things are so comfortable, I could wear these things for an entire day and completely forget I'm even wearing them. These are very durable headphones. I've had them for 4 almost 5 years at this point and they still look and sound exactly like they did when I got them, maybe even better. I would definitely recommend to these to anyone who wants or needs a good pair of headphones, Engineers, mixers, and producers should heavily consider these if they don't have a decent pair of mixing headphones.