Beyerdynamic MMX 130 Wireless Streaming Set – A Desk That Is Ready to Go Live
The Starter Set plus a real microphone for streams and recordings. The META VOICE mic on the headset is fine for squad chat, and the Rode NT-USB Mini is the step up when other people listen to you. It plugs in over USB-C, needs no drivers, and the headset connects to its headphone output with the analog cable from the box.
In This Setup
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Beyerdynamic MMX 130 Wireless – open-back gaming headset with titanium-coated 40 mm drivers, a 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle (under 30 ms), Bluetooth 6.0 and a 1.8 m analog cable, up to 80 hours from a replaceable battery, a detachable META VOICE mic and 265 g on the head. Available in Black or Arctic White.
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PreSonus Eris 3.5 BT 2nd Gen – pair of compact powered speakers with 3.5″ woofers, 1″ silk-dome tweeters and 50 W in total, Bluetooth 5.0 plus TRS, RCA and front 3.5 mm inputs, and a front headphone output that mutes the speakers.
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K&M 16075 – steel headphone table stand with a rubber-covered holder and non-slip pads, 25 cm tall.
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Rode NT-USB Mini – cardioid USB-C condenser mic, 24-bit / 48 kHz, with a built-in pop filter, a magnetic desk stand and a zero-latency 3.5 mm headphone output. No drivers needed.
Why This Combination
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Hear yourself with no delay: the headset on the analog cable, plugged into the zero-latency output on the mic.
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Speakers off when you go live: open-back headphones leak sound, so keep the level moderate while the mic is on and turn the speakers off.
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Nothing extra to buy for USB: the mic has its own desk stand and USB-C cable in the box.
Set price includes the headset, a pair of speakers, the headphone stand and the microphone.
