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Content creators love this $140 shotgun mic—now just $49.99

The TASC700 shotgun microphone mounts directly to your camera or phone and captures clear front-facing audio, now at its lowest-ever price.

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Turnstile Audio Station Series TASC700 shotgun microphone
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Imagine you’re in the midst of a bustling wedding reception, a lively street performance, or filming a how‑to tutorial in your living room. Your camera captures vibrant visuals, but the audio? Not so much. Enter the Turnstile Audio Station Series TASC700: a no‑fuss, plug‑and‑play shotgun mic that promises to turn shaky, distant sound into crisp, front‑and‑center audio—now on sale for just $49.99 (regularly $139.99) at Adorama, Amazon, and Walmart, saving you a cool $90 (64% off) on professional‑grade sound gear.

Turnstile Audio Station Series TASC700
Turnstile Audio Station Series TASC700 shotgun microphone
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Record sharp, focused audio for your videos with the TASC700 shotgun mic, currently discounted at major retailers.

$50 at Amazon
$50 at Walmart
$50 at Adorama

In a world flooded with smartphone cameras and mirrorless rigs, audio often becomes the afterthought. Yet, poor sound quality is the fastest way to disengage viewers—especially on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram, where swipe‑away friction is high. Investing in a decent microphone pays dividends not only in audience retention but also in perceived production value. That’s where the TASC700 steps in: priced for budget‑conscious creators yet packing enough features to satisfy pros.

Weighing under 3 ounces (84g) and measuring just 6.9″ long, the TASC700 slips easily into any camera bag or even a deep pocket. Its matte black aluminum barrel sports an OLED power indicator, a stepless gain knob on the side, and two dedicated low‑cut filter switches (75Hz and 150Hz) to tame rumble from footsteps, wind, or air conditioning hum. Mount it directly to your camera’s cold shoe, attach the included shock mount, and you’re good to go—no bulky rigs or extra batteries to fuss with.

At its core, the TASC700 uses a super‑cardioid polar pattern, which hones in on sounds directly in front of the mic while rejecting noise from the sides and rear. This makes it ideal for run‑and‑gun scenarios: think capturing that speaker at a conference, the groom’s vows at a wedding, or an impromptu street interview. With a frequency response spanning 20Hz to 20kHz, it faithfully reproduces voices and instruments without the boomy lows or harsh highs that plague cheaper alternatives.

Inside the TASC700 you’ll find a 3.7V, 300mAh lithium‑ion battery that delivers up to 60 minutes of continuous operation—plenty for most shoots—and recharges via USB without interrupting your recording (audio out remains live while charging). Sensitivity ranges from –43dB to –23dB, and the mic handles sound pressure levels up to 105dB without distortion, ensuring even loud environments (rock shows, sporting events) stay clean and clear.

Whether you’re shooting on DSLRs, camcorders, laptops, or smartphones, the TASC700 has you covered. It comes with a 3.5mm TRS cable for cameras and recorders, a TRRS cable for phones, plus adapters for Lightning and USB‑C. In practice, that means seamless switching between an iPhone, Android tablet, or USB‑C‑equipped mirrorless camera—no external preamps or phantom power needed.

Beyond the mic itself, this bundle includes:

  • A cold‑shoe shock mount to isolate handling noise
  • A furry windscreen (“dead cat”) plus foam windscreen for outdoor shooting
  • 3.5mm to Lightning and USB‑C adapters
  • 3.5mm TRS to TRS Audio Cable
  • 3.5mm TRS to TRRS Audio Cable
  • A soft‑shell carrying case for mic and accessories

Having all these extras in one package means no frantic last‑minute Amazon orders when you realize you forgot the right cable or wind muff.

In its price class, the TASC700 outguns many rivals. Comparable shotgun mics often hover around $100–$200 without accessories, or demand additional purchases of mounts, windscreens, and cables to match the Turnstile kit. While premium options from Sennheiser or RØDE may offer slightly lower self‑noise or wireless connectivity, they can cost two to three times as much—making the TASC700 a compelling grab‑and‑go solution for vloggers, indie filmmakers, educators, and journalists alike.

If you need better sound but don’t want to wrestle with mixers, phantom power supplies, or a tangle of cables, the Turnstile Audio TASC700 is a winner. Its super‑cardioid pickup, stepless gain control, dual low‑cut filters, and 60‑minute rechargeable battery make it a perfect sidekick for any on‑location shoot. And at just $49.99 today—a whopping $90 off—you can’t go wrong. Whether you’re documenting live events, shooting social media clips, or producing tutorial videos, this mic will elevate your audio from “meh” to professional in a single mount.


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