Microphones – openbluniz

Mia Lynch

Microphone Design

The Original

The Alternatives

Seal-mic

This microphone is smooth and simple. The microphone head is at the thin top and the speaker is at the extended base. There are no distracting details to this mic.

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Corn Cob

This microphone is different to all the rest because it has a finger grip around the body of the mic for handling.

Jack Johnson

This microphone can be placed upright as well as upside down. There are more added details to the head of the mic for design chrcateristic.

Norman

This is the basic microphone you imagine when thinking of one. There is slight expansion towards the end below the head and two rims that attach the head piece of the mic to the body.

Not-a-fat-pencil

This is the smallest of the microphones. This microphone has a distinct power button and a jack for a cable. This mic is almost pocked-sized.

Ipood Nono

This microphone is probably the most varying and different in comparison to the others. This is made so that it could sit on a flat surface instead of being held. The base also tilts back and forward as an adjustment.

Norman Complex

This microphone is very similar to the Norman however it has a distinct power button with ridges for a "no-slip" swipe. Its head also has a softer texture to capture sound better.

Drumstick

This is not a drumstick, it is still a microphone. It is designed similar to the "not-a-fat-pencil" however it is longer and the mic head has slits to capture the sound. This mic also has two slide buttons - volume and power.

Ratajkowski

This mic has two input features -both the soft shell and the slits (like those of the drumstick). It also has a sliding ridged power button.

Bop-to-the-top

Of all microphones, this is definitely the most detailed and "bedazzled" mic. It has avariety of buttons, ragning from mode to pause and fast forawrd. This is specifically a karoake microphone with the speaker integrated onto the micophone, like the original.