- VLM Type B D-Series capsule for powerful direct sound with clean treble transmission
- Special shape for unmistakable range of application in tour-ready processing
- Especially suitable for loud sound events such as snare drum, tom, hi-hat as well as guitar amps or brass and other high-level instruments and vocals to be isolated
- Live Stage and Recording
- Snare drum, toms and percussion
- Guitar amps and other electric instruments
- Brass, flute and woodwind instruments
- Acoustic instruments
- Speech and vocals
The Audix i5 is a robust, dynamic instrument microphone with a wide frequency spectrum that is also excellently suited for percussion instruments. Audix i5 stands for accurate and very natural sound reproduction thanks to a dynamic capsule in cardioid characteristic and a type B VLM diaphragm. Since this universal microphone can handle sound pressures of up to a level of 140 dB without distortion and does so over a frequency range of 50 Hz to 16 kHz, it is the first choice when it comes to miking snare drums, percussion, electric guitar and bass cabinets/combos, various acoustic instruments or even pure speech.
The high-quality die-cast metal housing with zinc alloy is equipped with a sturdy steel basket that effectively protects the capsule behind it. This high mechanical level guarantees a low probability of failure and a very long service life.
- Type: Dynamic microphone for instruments - for live and studio applications
- Characteristic: Cardioid
- Frequency response: 50 Hz to 16 kHz
- Impedance: 150 Ohm
- Sensitivity: 1.5 mV/Pa @ 1k
- Background noise attenuation: >23 dB
- Max. SPL: >=140 dB
- Weight: 183 grams
- Length: 141.5 mm
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