Podcastmicrofoon Cherry Ngale X

The Cherry Ngale X is a wired podcast microphone that delivers studio-grade audio at an affordable price. It offers both XLR and USB Type-C connectivity for flexible use with professional mixers or direct plug-and-play connection to a computer. The microphone provides a wide frequency response and is designed for voice recording, streaming and gaming with a robust black metal finish and a 2 m cable.

Advantages

The Ngale X provides full-range warm voice capture across its frequency range while also offering a rear low-cut switch to reduce unwanted low-frequency noise for gaming and streaming. As an XLR/USB hybrid, it supports professional audio gear and simple USB operation. On-device controls allow mic mute, headphone monitoring and selectable LED/RGB effects without extra equipment.

Suitable for

• Podcast recording and voiceover
• Live streaming and gaming
• Home studio and content creation
• Connection to mixers and audio interfaces or direct USB recording

Key specifications

• Brand: Cherry
• Model: Ngale X (CX-NGALE-X-RGB-BLACK)
• Connectivity: Wired, XLR and USB Type-C
• Frequency response: 50 – 16,000 Hz
• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.5%
• Power: USB powered
• Compatible OS: Windows 7 and later
• Colour: Black
• Cable length: 2 m
• Weight: 1.12 kg

How to use

For simple plug-and-play recording, connect the Ngale X to your computer using the supplied USB Type-C cable and select it as your input device in your operating system or recording software. To use with professional gear, connect the XLR output to a mixer or audio interface. Use the rear low-cut switch to choose full-range warmth or reduced low-frequency noise for gaming. Control mute, headphone monitoring and LED effects directly on the microphone when connected via USB.

Recommendations

Place the microphone on a stable stand and keep a consistent distance for even voice capture; enable the low-cut filter when excessive room or keyboard noise is present. When using XLR, adjust gain on your mixer/interface to avoid clipping; when using USB, confirm sample rate and input level in your software before recording.