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Studio microphones, headphones, interfaces and mixers for podcasters, streamers and musicians. Pro audio delivered across Kuwait.
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PRO AUDIO AT AX
Broadcast sound, without the guesswork.
From the Shure SM7dB and RODE PodMic to beyerdynamic and Audio-Technica studio headphones, AX Store carries the pro audio gear used in real studios and streams, with the interfaces, mixers, arms and cables to run it.
Build the chain in order: microphone, then an interface or mixer with enough gain and inputs, then headphones for monitoring, then the arm and cables that keep noise out. Each piece here is chosen to work with the others.
XLR · USB
microphones for every chain
RODECaster · GoXLR
Scarlett and more interfaces
Open · Closed
studio headphones
PRO AUDIO GEAR FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about pro audio gear.
What do I need for a basic podcast or streaming audio setup?
The core is a microphone, a way to connect it to your computer, and headphones to hear yourself. A common setup pairs an XLR mic such as the RODE PodMic or Shure SM7B with an audio interface or mixer like the GoXLR Mini, plus an XLR cable and a boom arm such as the RODE PSA1+.
USB or XLR microphone: which should I choose?
USB mics plug straight into the computer and are the simplest way to start. XLR mics need an audio interface or mixer, but give you more control and room to upgrade later. Hybrid models like the RODE PodMic USB offer both outputs, so you can start on USB and move to XLR.
What is the difference between an audio interface and a streaming mixer like the GoXLR?
An audio interface converts your XLR mic signal for the computer with simple, clean controls. A streaming mixer such as the TC-Helicon GoXLR or GoXLR Mini adds physical faders to balance game, chat, music and mic levels separately, which is useful when you stream live.
Open-back or closed-back studio headphones?
Closed-back headphones isolate sound, so your mic does not pick up what you hear, which suits recording and streaming. Open-back models like the beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO sound more spacious and natural for mixing, music and long listening sessions, but they leak sound into the room.