Video Review of Azden SMX-30 microphone by YouTuber Jeremy Ying

YouTuber and proprietor of Two Tails Media, Jeremy Ying, shared a review of the Azden SMX-30 microphone. In the video, Jeremy puts the microphone through its paces, taking it out to the busy city of Toronto and recording plenty of sound examples in various scenarios. He also goes over the microphone’s features, pros and cons, and gives his opinion on whether or not the SMX-30 is a good buy. Spoiler; he recommends it highly! See what you think!

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