JLab Audio Talk GO User Manual

TALK GO USB MICROPHONE
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SETUP
Connect USB-C to
Talk GO microphone.
Enter your PC or Mac settings to make sure connection is established.
SETUP TALK GO with PC / MAC
SETUP TALK GO WITH PC (WINDOWS 7, 8, or 10)
1. From the Start menu, select the Control Panel.
2. From the Control Panel, select the Sound icon.
3. Select the Recording tab and select “JLab Talk GO”.
4. Select the Playback tab and select “JLab Talk GO”.
SETUP TALK GO WITH MAC (macOS 10.10 or HIGHER)
1. Open System Preferences and select the Sound icon.
2. Select the Input tab and select “JLab Talk GO”.
3. Select Outout tab and select “JLab Talk GO”.
4. From this screen, set the Output volume to desired level.
Connect to your PC
or Mac USB INPUT.
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JLab Audio Talk GO Specifications

General

Type	Condenser
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Frequency Response	20Hz - 20kHz
Bit Depth	16-bit
Sample Rate	48kHz
Connectivity	USB-C
Headphone Jack	3.5mm
Sensitivity	-38dB
Controls	Volume, Mute
Compatibility	Windows, Mac
Included Accessories	USB-C cable

Summary

Setup and Connection

Physical Connection

Connect the USB-C Talk GO microphone to your computer's USB input.

Connection Verification

Check your PC or Mac settings to confirm the microphone connection is established.

Software Configuration

Set up the microphone in Windows or macOS sound settings for optimal performance.

Controls and Usage

Microphone Controls Overview

Details on volume, mute, recording, and LED controls on the microphone's bottom.

Polar Patterns and Modes

Explains Cardioid and Omni modes for recording front or all surroundings.