Tracer TRAMIC46853 PC Microphone

Tracer Spider RGB is a wired PC microphone from the TRACER GAMEZONE line designed for gamers, streamers and content creators. The microphone connects via USB-C and includes a 1.7 m cable for desktop use. It features RGB backlighting, a stable tripod mount with adjustable tilt and 360° rotation, and is made from durable materials for frequent use. Sensitivity and frequency response provide clear voice capture for gaming, streaming, podcasting and video calls.

Advantages

The Tracer Spider RGB offers clear sound with noise reduction to keep speech intelligible during gaming sessions and live streams. Built-in RGB LEDs provide single-colour or multi-colour lighting. The microphone is plug-and-play via USB-C, requires no additional configuration, and can be mounted on a standard 5/8” thread or used on the supplied sturdy tripod. Robust construction and quality materials improve durability under intensive use.

Suitable for

• Gaming voice chat and team communication
• Live streaming and gameplay recording
• Podcasting, vlogging and YouTube content
• Video calls and online meetings

Key specifications

• Model: TRACER TRAMIC46853 (Spider RGB)
• Connectivity: Wired, USB-C (USB interface)
• Cable length: 1.7 m
• Colour: Black
• Sensitivity: 45 dB
• Frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz
• Mounting: Tripod stand included; compatible with 5/8” thread

How to use

Connect the microphone to a compatible USB-C port on your PC using the included 1.7 m cable. The device is plug-and-play and will be ready to use without additional drivers on most systems. Position the microphone on the supplied tripod or attach it to a holder via the 5/8” thread. Adjust the tilt and rotate up to 360° to place the capsule toward your mouth for optimal voice pickup. Use single-colour or multi-colour RGB modes as needed.

Recommendations

Place the microphone 10–30 cm from your mouth and speak directly toward the capsule. Reduce background noise by choosing a quiet room and using the built-in noise reduction. Secure the tripod on a flat surface and avoid touching the stand during recording to minimise handling noise.