This invention discloses an adjustable
frequency response microphone integrating XLR and
USB outputs, comprising a
microphone body, a dynamic
microphone driver, a passive filter, a pass-through / preamp circuit, an XLR XLR interface, a
USB module, and a function
control circuit. The passive filter employs an
LC circuit structure, supporting three frequency
modes: low-frequency cutoff, mid-frequency boost, and flat response, effectively filtering out ambient
noise and enhancing
vocal quality. The pass-through / preamp circuit offers both pass-through and preamp
modes, with adjustable preamp
gain to accommodate dynamic microphone drivers of varying sensitivities, and can be externally or internally powered by
phantom power. The
USB module integrates a Type-C interface and an audio
chip, supporting analog-to-digital / digital-to-analog conversion, real-time headphone monitoring, and external power supply. The function
control circuit integrates an
encoder and a
touch panel, enabling adjustments such as volume, mixing, and mute, and enhances the interactive experience with an RGB lighting module. This invention combines the advantages of professional XLR output with convenient USB output, making it suitable for professional recording,
live streaming, gaming, and other scenarios.