Table microphone KRUX Epic 1000

The KRUX Epic 1000 is a table microphone designed for clear voice capture in recording, streaming, and video conferencing. It offers a wide frequency response from 30 to 20,000 Hz and 24-bit audio resolution to preserve vocal detail. The microphone uses a USB Type-C connection for digital audio and also provides a 3.5 mm audio output for monitoring. A durable metal housing and built-in controls support everyday desktop use.

Advantages

The KRUX Epic 1000 combines a broad frequency range and 24-bit bit depth to deliver accurate vocal reproduction and reduced noise. Its wired USB Type-C interface ensures stable digital transfer and low latency, while the additional 3.5 mm output enables direct headphone monitoring. The metal body improves durability and reduces handling noise. Integrated button controls simplify mute and volume adjustments without software.

Suitable for

• Home and studio voice recording
• Live streaming and podcasting
• Video conferencing and remote meetings
• Content creation for social media and online courses

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 30–20,000 Hz
• Audio depth: 24-bit
• Connectivity: Wired USB Type-C
• Audio output: 3.5 mm headphone jack
• Housing material: Metal
• Controls: Built-in button controls (mute/volume)
• Colour: Black
• Power: Built-in battery and USB power support

How to use

Connect the KRUX Epic 1000 to your computer or compatible device using the supplied USB Type-C cable. Select the microphone as the input device in your operating system or application settings. If you prefer direct monitoring, plug headphones into the 3.5 mm jack and adjust the volume or mute using the onboard buttons. Charge the internal battery via USB when needed or use continuous USB power during longer sessions. Position the microphone on a stable flat surface at an appropriate distance from the mouth to capture clear sound while minimizing plosives and room noise.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place the microphone 15–30 cm from the speaker and use simple pop protection or softening of plosive sounds. When streaming or recording, check input levels in your software and enable monitoring through the 3.5 mm output to avoid clipping. Keep the metal housing clean and avoid exposing the unit to moisture. Use USB power for uninterrupted sessions or rely on the internal battery for portable setups.