not a problem kyle. very good microphone in my opinion. especially for the price.

not a bad idea at all. I think if I played around with the mixing desk a little then I could probably get the sennheiser to sound a little better but the fifine mic blew me away how good it was. i've also got another fifine microphone review coming in the next few weeks.

Thank you Langolgoy. I'm not a fan of my own accent :) I'm in the West Midlands of the UK. Really appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video. I've actually got hair on that video :D

Thank you James. Hopefully it's been a useful video for you. Have a great day.

@@Andyhhhdx I don't want a burst your bubble but they're sennheiser did sound. Bad compared to the other mic that was 20.

I'll let you know my thoughts on it today

@@jameslincoln6470 Yes please do buddy. I've got mine hooked up to a Xenyx Q802USB mixer and i'm really pleased with how it sounds.

@@jameslincoln6470 I thought the FiFine one sounded better, both of them were using exactly the same settings on the mixer. I imagine that i could have played around with the settings a bit to make the sennheiser sound better, but i think for £20 for the FiFine K6 it's an absolute bargain.

Hello Ben :) I've currently got it connected into a Xenyx Q802 USB mixer and there is a USB from the mixer to the PC and i use it for streaming myself. Were you looking at a way to plug the microphone directly into the PC without using a mixer?

Andyhhhdx it depends really.. how expensive is a mixer 😅 what way would you suggest??

I would go with the mixer because you've got control of the sound of the microphone. I picked up my mixer from Ebay and it was £37 but i did wait a while before i could get one at that price. Just make sure it connects through USB so you can connect it to the PC. I've just had a quick look on Ebay and there's not too much on there apart from quite expensive ones. There's plenty of other ones out there but i've only had experience with the Xenyx one and it's been perfect for what we've needed.

Andyhhhdx can I just say - thank you for this help! Much appreciated. Is their a cheaper way to do it without the mixer? Just for the time being :)

No problem Ben :) Well the microphone doesn't need the phantom power on my mixer to be able to use it so you should be able to get hold of a XLR to 3.5mm cable to convert the microphone and plug directly into the PC, unfortunately i don't have one of those cables else i would test it out for you. It might sound quite tinny unless you can download some kind of software where you have a virtual mixer on your PC so you can adjust the levels on the mic.

Sorry but i don't understand what you're asking?