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About us:
TAKSTAR was established in 1995, specialized in the electro-acoustic industry, providing professional microphones, headphones, and audio products.
Product Feature:
- Super-Cardioid Polar Pattern
- Three Stage Sensitivity Adjustment
- Low Cut Fliter
- Compact Design, Easy to Carry
- Upgraded Shock Absorb Mount
- Cold Shoe Design with 1/4 Thread
Takstar SGC-600 Microphone
The professional external microphone is specially designed for Interviews, Film Making, Live Stream, Vlogs, Video Conferences, Recording on YouTube, podcasts, Voice Dictation, and more.
Battery-powered and works up to 100+ hours from any AA battery. Separate the microphone power source from the cameras means more flexibility to record sound. The pickup microphone can be used as an independent boom mic to record audio in a flexible recording area not limited to staying on camera.
Specification：
- Polar Pattern: Super-Cardioid
- Frequency Response: 50Hz-16kHz
- Sensitivity: -25dB±3dB(0dB=1V/Pa at 1kHz)
- Gain Adjustment: +10dB/0dB/-10dB
- Low Cut: 200Hz 12dB/Oct
- Output Impedance: 2.2KΩ±30%
- Cartridge: Φ10mm condenser cartridge
- Net Weight: 75g/ 2.65oz
Super-Cardioid Pickup Pattern
Broadcast Quality Sound
3-Stage Gain Adjustment
Low-cut Filter
Shock Absorb Mount
The newly upgraded shock mount effectively minimizes unwanted vibrational and handling noise, for a more stable recording and a more professional sound quality.
TRRS Convertor
With a TRS cable and TRRS adapter, the SGC-600 shotgun mic is widely applicable to devices with 3.5mm interfaces.
The TRRS 2-1 convertor has an additional port for headphones to facilitate simultaneous recording and monitoring.
Ultra-light Weight
The net weight is only 75g/ 2.65oz(excluding the weight of the battery), with the redesigned structure to reduce the size, easy to carry and use.
Leon R. Bee
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
Great Product
Sean Brown
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025
Great budget mic. Good upgrade from Takstar SGC-598. In the picture, the foam is squished because of my windscreen haha
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024
This mic would be great for making environment videos like nature and things like that but if you plan to use it for talking and mainly dialogue pieces I would not recommend it. no matter what you do the mic sounds far away and echoey and there is a LOT of noise and echo from the environment. I've tried everything premiere pro has to offer to clean up the audio and it just seems impossible. Like I said, it records the surrounding environment very well. This little mic has a lot of power, I just wouldn't recommend it for talking videos.
Patrick Mckee Sr.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024
So like ive said i use this on my camcorder and it works great love how it has different settings for noise reduction lookinh for a mic thats a mini boom for your camecorder this is the one for ya great price and looks and works professionally
Meesh
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
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Max K. Grimm
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
This is a pretty good mic - turn off your AC to avoid too much white noise. Also, make sure you've turned it on before recording. I've made that mistake and had to record my takes. It's a user error, but it's easy to forget when you're busy setting up.
I Buy Stuff
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2022
This mic is phenomenal however my mic stopped working with my Iphone, I checked my adapter I checked my extension cable then I realized hey the stupid battery went out after one short use... I would advise just to buy brand new QUALITY batteries.. I only had my mic for a few weeks and my battery already went out. Besides that this mic is incredible, I use the mic for videos and short films and even the raw audio is impressive, not sure why there are some people saying they wish to make a better quality... It's a 30$ mic that sounds great... If you want professional grade PAY professional prices... UPDATE: So my mic stopped working again, I realized that the wire that comes out of the mic before you get to the coil will sometimes be kinda pulled out when twisting on mount, which stops the mic from working, make sure to always give that wire a little push ensuring it's making the proper connection. So issue wasn't the battery and the thing with the wire shouldn't happen hey its a 30$ mic not 300$ Another UPDATE: First Mic is still working great, I ended buying another one; they both work great!
TheBirdNest
Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2022
I must first preface this review with the fact that I have never owned a shotgun mic before, so I have zero reference for similar comparison. I have lapel mics, however, so I can compare to those.First off, the mic is very light. It's up to you to decide how to take that. Light can mean "cheaply made" or it can mean "convenient". I use a Sony a6500, which is a smaller mirrorless camera, so I like the fact the mic is lightweight.Second, the mic uses batteries, which are standard AA size, I believe. The power is needed to turn the mic on, otherwise it picks up no sound. It's not like a lapel mic that just always works. The switches are on the back of the mic, and feel somewhat cheap. I've forgotten to switch the mic on before, and recorded an entire video with no sound.Third, the coiled cord which plugs into the camera is long enough for the mic to sit on top of another hot shoe mounted accessory. The mic also comes with a splitter that is intended to work with a cellphone and a pair of headphones, so that a live stream can be done, however the splitter doesn't work with my camera or cellphone.Lastly, this mic appears to need to be fairly close to the person speaking or to the source of sound. It seems perfect for vlogging if using a shorter focal length lens, under 24mm. Any farther, and it may pick up other room noises too much. These are simply my non professional opinions.Overall, I'm pretty happy with this little gem. Seems a great price, given some alternatives are well over double the price.
Mikael Dave
Reviewed in Mexico on October 26, 2022
Si tienes bajo presupuesto y te urge un micrófono con una calidad de audio compente, este es el ideal, ahorra mucho el consumo energético por lo que las pilas te durarán bastante.
D A R
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2022
Not only did it arrive late, it doesn't even work. Power light comes on but it will NOT pick up any sound. I've tried it on 2 different video cameras and 2 different cell phones. Piece of crap. And yes, I know how to hook up and record audio and video. Stupid me threw away the box so I can't return it and I'm not spending anymore money to return it. Totally wasted my money.
Paul Figueiredo
Reviewed in Canada on February 17, 2021
This new Takstar really (for me) falls into that sweet spot of inexpensive enough, but good sound quality for the price that you pay. I work in a radio newsroom and will often take my camera out with me to record video and audio clips and this gives me good enough quality for man-on-the-street type shooting without having to lug around a bunch of expensive and heavy audio equipment.For someone just starting out, I easily recommend this microphone.
Luis Batta
Reviewed in Mexico on April 13, 2021
Suelo usar el Rode Vídeomicro que me parece tiene una calidad aceptable. Aún así cuando probé este micrófono note un salto de calidad en el sonido.También me gustó que incluye un cable para instalar el micrófono a un Smartphone, este cable incluso es útil para conectar el micrófono Rode al smartphone, (pocos cables permiten esto ya que Rode en especial con estás cosas).El único detalle es que este cable no tiene protección contra el viento, por lo cual no lo recomiendo para vlogs, cualquier ráfaga de viento y se oye en el micrófono. Pero si grabas en espacios controlados esto no supone ningún problema.
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