GTT 10 Minute Review: Earthworks Ethos voiceover, podcast, and broadcast condenser microphone

Thanks to our GTT tech team member Mike McGonegal and his connection at Earthworks, we've got an Earthworks Ethos in the studio for an (informal) test and review!

George the Tech says that it is a high-quality microphone that is well-suited for podcasting, voiceover, and live streaming. He notes that the microphone has a clear and natural sound, and that it is relatively easy to use. He also says that the microphone is built to last, and that it comes with a very nice Triad Orbit ball-joint mount.

George the Tech concludes by saying that he is impressed with the Earthworks Ethos microphone, and that he would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a high-quality microphone for their podcasting, voiceover, or live streaming needs.

The Earthworks Ethos microphone is a small-diaphragm condenser microphone.
It has a cardioid polar pattern, which means that it picks up sound primarily from the front of the microphone.
The microphone has a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and a self-noise level of 12 dBA.
The microphone comes with a shock mount, a foam windscreen, and a carrying case.
The Earthworks Ethos microphone is made in the United States.

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