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Reliable performance for any setting.
This professional-grade dynamic microphone delivers high-quality sound with minimal effort. Cardioid pattern reduces feedback and isolates sources with warm, nuanced tones. Robust metal construction ensures reliable performance for musicians and venues.
Versatile and easy to use.
Operates without the need for phantom power, making it a plug-and-play solution for any setup. It is equally at home on stage, in the studio, or for applications like announcements, presentations, and broadcasting.
Included Accessories
This dynamic microphone comes with a mic holder compatible with all standard microphone stands, ensuring easy and secure mounting.
Erik Monroy
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Es un micrófono robusto, se siente que está construido con materiales de calidad, su sonido es limpio, claro y favorece mucho la atenuación de las sibilancias ya que tiene una reducción en las frecuencias agudas, además tiene una muy buena respuesta en graves; considero que es ideal para locución en vivo y podcasts, y claro, también para canto en vivo, pero con la salvedad de que la señal del micrófono habría que pasarla por una consola con ecualizador, así se le podria dar un poco más de brillos a la voz (Si así se desea) y controlar los graves, lo mismo aplicaría para hacer sesiones de estudio en vivo, sobretodo si el estudio no tiene un buen tratamiento acústico, porque el microfono al ser direccional y dinámico prácticamente no capta "nada" de las reverberaciones de la sala, obvio, esto también va a depender de la distancia a la que se encuentre el micrófono, pero es más probable que se le tenga que adicionar un envío con reverberación gracias a que su respuesta es "seca". Eso sí, sería mejor utilizarlo con trípode y evitar su manipulación mientras se está usando, en este aspecto capta el sonido del agarre de las manos tal como lo haría un Mic condensador, no es nada del otro mundo, pero puede ser molesto sobretodo si no hay música de fondo o si la instrumentación es suave.En conclusión, considero que es un micrófono al que se le puede dar muchas utilidades, solo hay que saber sacarle provecho. Yo ya conocía la marca Tascam pero nunca había comprado nada de ellos, confío en que es un micrófono que tendrá una larga vida útil y por el precio, me parece de lo mejor que hay en el mercado.SUPER RECOMENDADO!
HDFilmer
Reviewed in Germany on February 22, 2025
Das Tascam TM-82 ist ein hervorragend verarbeitetes, robustes Mikro für den universellen Einsatz. Es ist bereits mein zweites. Das erste hatte ich noch vor dem Erscheinen bei einem Musik-Fachgeschäft vorbestellt - für damals ca. 50€.Hier von antonversand für knapp 19€ bekommen. Toll ! Meine Empfehlung !
idealbul
Reviewed in Turkey on April 5, 2025
cardioid dinamik mikrofon dış sesleri almaz ama dip sesleri olur genellikle. bu mikrofonun dip sesi yok. yakın sesi de çok temiz kaydediyor. Eğer özel bir stüdyonuz yoksa en kaliteli condenser mikrofonu da alsanız en küçük dış sesi ve tıkırtıyı kaydedecektir. kaliteli ses kartı ile de mükemmel uyumlu oldu ( id4 mk2 ses kartı ile çok uyumlu oldu). ayrıca yurtdışı alışverişi olarak xlr to type c aldım. ses kartı ile aynı kalitede kaydediyor. ses kartı fiyatı ve uzmanlığı ile uğraşmak istemeyenler için iyi seçenektir bu kablo. bu kombinasyonda rode kalitesinden eksik yanı kalmıyor bence. daha ucuz dinamik mikrofonların ya dip sesleri fazladır ya da ses frekans aralığı düşüktür.
Michael C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025
This is a really good microphone considering the price. Honestly, for spoken word which is my use case, it's one of my favorites. It's got plenty of mids and highs but not overly siblant. I think it would be fine for vocalist but I'm not sure how it would handle instrument recordings. I'm overall very happy with the mic and find I use it frequently, and I have many other more expensive options.
David Saucedo
Reviewed in Mexico on September 3, 2024
Buen micrófono dinámico!
RadioRick
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024
Added this to my dynamic mic lineup and don't regret it at all. might buy another!
Will H
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
Worked great for my last gig. I mic'd up the bands small practice amps on stage and ran it through my mixer. It handled the little amps well and rejected the drum kit right next to it. It needed some EQ of course, an SM57 would have needed EQ too with how crappy those practice amps sounded, and it eventually sounded great through the PA. Very happy I didn't spend the money on the 57 and got two of these instead.
Person Man
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
I use this mic specifically for a hi hat mic while recording drums and it works incredibly well. Nice full, non-abrasive sounding hi hats.
tony
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 2, 2024
what he said
SDS
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Took a chance on this one, and was not disappointed. The sound is clear, the construction is very solid, and the price is so good that I bought a second one soon after. If you’re interested in a well-made, general purpose dynamic microphone, don’t hesitate to get this one.
Fe
Reviewed in Brazil on April 16, 2024
Excelente microfone
Nikolai Stanislav
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2023
The Tascam TM-82 dynamic microphone is a sleeper hit in the mic world. It seems to have been released in late 2021, and has largely flown under the radar since. I bought one because I have a fascination (or is it obsession?) with dynamic (i.e. moving coil) microphones, and because Tascam is a brand I've always had good luck with. In general, I've found Tascam products to be affordable yet high quality, with a no-nonsense design philosophy that I really appreciate.So, aside from the eye-catching price, what's appealing about the TM-82? It has extremely good plosive rejection, the best I've personally experienced. (I own 8 or 9 dynamic microphones, ranging from $30 to $150, and I test all of them for plosive rejection, among other things.) Even more appealing is that the TM-82 has a frequency response that is quite similar to both the well-regarded AKG D5 and AKG D7. In fact, the TM-82's frequency response response seems *a bit* more neutral and smooth than those two AKG mics. I happen to own an AKG D5, and to my ears, the TM-82 has a slightly warmer, rounder, deeper sound than the AKG D5. And while the TM-82 has almost as much treble as the D5, the TM-82's treble is more natural sounding: silky and somewhat clinical, without being harsh or brittle. On paper, the frequency response of the TM-82 is also fairly similar to the Rode M1, although I've never used the Rode M1, so I can't say how similar they sound in practice.What's not to like about the TM-82? It's perhaps 1 or 2 decibels quieter than the AKG D5, which isn't a deal breaker, and in fact, is barely noticeable. Perhaps the biggest flaw with the Tascam TM-82 is that it looks kind of dorky and scientific, but also somehow toylike. This doesn't bother me personally, as I'm of the opinion that "style is expensive" and "how it sounds is everything". The TM-82 sounds GOOD.Am I happy with my TM-82 purchase? Yes. So much so that I just ordered a second one, just in case the first one gets damaged, lost, or stolen.
John
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2021
Sounds almost as good as my much expensive Germany made Sennheiser!
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