SteelSeries Alias Microphone: USB-C Condenser with Cardioid Polar Pattern

A: The microphone features a cardioid polar pattern, which helps isolate sound from the front.

A: This microphone uses a USB-C connection for easy compatibility with modern devices.

A: Yes, it comes with Sonar software for audio mixing and noise cancellation features.

A: The Alias microphone is designed specifically for gaming, broadcasting, and podcasting.

A: The microphone has LED monitoring that changes from green to red to show audio levels and mute status.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about SteelSeries Alias Microphone: USB-C Condenser with Cardioid Polar Pattern The noise level refers to the microphone's Maximum Sound Pressure Level (Max SPL) capacity. Max SPL is the maximum loudness of sound that the microphone's capsule and internal electronics can handle before the audio signal begins to distort or "clip". A high Max SPL rating such as this has is a good thing. It means you can confidently record very loud sound sources (like yelling, shouting, or close-miked musical instruments) without worrying about damaging the microphone or getting distorted audio in your stream or recording. For a typical gaming or streaming microphone used near a person's mouth, the 120dB this microphone has is more than sufficient, as a human voice rarely exceeds 100 dB even when shouting loudly. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.