
Behringer
Behringer BC110 Dynamic Vocal Microphone with Cable
Affordable handheld dynamic microphone with included 10-foot cable and dual adapters for instant plug-and-play vocal use.
$11.93*
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Overview
Key Features
Dynamic Vocal Microphone with 10' Cable
1/4" Adapter
1/8" Jack
Specifications
Brand
Behringer
Model
BC110
Microphone Type
Dynamic Vocal
Form Factor
Handheld
Polar Pattern
Unidirectional (Cardioid)
Connector Type
3.5mm Jack
Included Adapters
1/4" Adapter
Cable Length
10 feet
Connectivity
Auxiliary (Wired)
Frequently Asked Questions
What connectors and adapters come with the Behringer BC110?
The BC110 includes a 10-foot cable with a 1/8" (3.5mm) jack, plus a 1/4" adapter, so you can connect to mixers, audio interfaces, computers, and portable recorders without buying extra cables.
What polar pattern does the BC110 use?
It uses a unidirectional (cardioid) polar pattern, which picks up sound primarily from the front and rejects noise from the sides and rear — helpful for reducing background noise during vocals or speech.
Is the Behringer BC110 suitable for recording or only for live use?
It can be used for both casual recording and live performance. However, as a budget dynamic microphone, it is best suited for practice, podcasting, karaoke, presentations, and entry-level vocal work rather than professional studio recording.
Does the BC110 require phantom power or batteries?
No. As a dynamic microphone, the BC110 requires no external power source — just plug it in and it's ready to use.
What is the connector at the microphone end of the cable?
The cable terminates in a 1/8" (3.5mm) jack at the device end, with a 1/4" adapter included. Note that it does not use a standard XLR connection, which limits compatibility with professional audio gear.