DJ Jino

Jino uses this interface to connect his SM58 and SM7B

DJ Jino uses these Headphones to review music. These are his main headphones for now

DJ Jino uses this mic currently for his broadcast

Throughout the video, you can see DJ Jino using a Shure SM58 mounted in a teacup with a black capsule cover

Throughout the video you can see Jino using a Blue Yeti Blackout with a Windscreen.

In this picture you can see an Apple Magic Keyboard (2nd Gen Black edition)

In this picture you can see Jino using a macbook pro as his main device for boradcasting while running windows off it

DJ Jino highly recommends the 1MORE E1001 Triple Driver earphones, as mentioned in his tweet.

DJ Jino recommends the Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones, as mentioned in his tweet.

Jino recommends using these headphones if you are a normal person

Jino states that he uses this everyday in his tweet

Jino recommends these in ear affordable earphones by Cambridge Audio

DJ Jino is shown using the Audio-Technica ATH-M70x Professional Monitor Headphones in a video uploaded on Youtubeu.

DJ Jino uses the Cloud Microphones Cloudlifter CL-1 to boost the gain on a Shure SM58 microphone, as seen in a recent Twitter livestream.

Used to raise the gain on the Shure SM7B.

DJ Jino has used this plugin for his live broadcast

DJ Jino uses this De esser for his live broadcasts

DJ Jino utilizes the Cakewalk CA-2A T-Type Leveling Amplifier for his broadcasts, as mentioned by Twitter user bangtansboi.

DJ Jino utilizes the ReaGate noise gate from the ReaPlugs VST Suite during his live broadcasts, as mentioned by Twitter user bangtansboi.

DJ Jino uses this program for live broadcasting

In this video at around 57 minutes into the live you can see Jino taking off his Sony MDR-7506 headphones

Here you can see Jino, holding his brand new Roland DJ-808

Throughout this video, you can see Jino using a Shure MV7 microphone for his live broadcast