The phrase "a microphone with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a microphone.
Example: "I need a microphone with a built-in noise-canceling feature for my recordings."
Alternatives: "a microphone featuring a" or "a microphone that has a".
Rodney Roots Manuva Smithth is sitting in front of a microphone, with a pair of congas.
It is a microphone with a small amplifier and a volume control that allow you to decide how much outside sound you want to mix in.
Putting aside his glass of Red Horse Extra Strong beer, he grasped a microphone with a habitué's self-assuredness and briefly stilled the room with the Platters' "My Prayer".
Like Frank Sinatra, Charles's final recording was an ill-conceived album of duets, featuring incongruous pairings with James Taylor, Diana Krall, Elton John, Michael McDonald and others understandably eager to seize the chance of sharing a microphone with a master whose own voice was all but extinguished.
It also includes a microphone with a volume controls, built-in DSP and a remote control that includes a full QWERTY keyboard on the back and connects to the Chromebox over a nano-sized USB adapter.
The mute button's icon looks like a microphone with a diagonal line slash through it.
Her connection to the crowd is instantaneous, but venturing into the aisles while sharing a microphone with an off-key amateur (like on "Honey, I'm Home") is risky business during a night filled with potential pitfalls.
He held a microphone with four fingertips and a thumb and rotated his torso a hundred and eighty degrees every five seconds or so, like a human garden sprinkler.
Then an image of a stern-looking Mrs. Clinton appears on screen, standing behind a lectern, speaking into a microphone with her hand raised.
He was on a job, speaking into a microphone with reporter Billy Bush, a cousin of former President George W. Bush and a nephew of former President George H.W. Bush - small elite world!
More toys are planned, according to Wish Factory, including a singing microphone with a karaoke mode for singing duets with the singer.
