Audix D2 Dynamic Instrument Microphone

The Audix D2 is an American-made dynamic instrument microphone designed for live performances and recording. Its hypercardioid pickup pattern and a frequency response ranging from 44 Hz to 18 kHz make it an excellent choice for instruments that require precise separation, such as Tom Toms.

Key Features:

  • Hypercardioid Pickup: Offers exceptional isolation and focused sound capture.
  • Wide Frequency Range: 44 Hz - 18 kHz, ideal for accurately reproducing instrument tones.
  • High SPL Handling: Can handle sound pressure levels exceeding 140 dB.
  • Roadworthy Design: Dent-resistant spring steel grill for durability.
  • Transformer-less Design: Low impedance and balanced output for interference-free performance.
  • Versatile Applications: Great for Bass cabs and Floor toms.
  • Included Accessories: Comes with a carry pouch and mic clip.

Compared to the D6 microphone on kick drums, the Audix D2 provides a more flat and natural sound profile. Its versatility extends to applications such as Bass cabs and Floor toms.

Technical Specifications:

  • Type: Dynamic
  • Polar Pattern: Hypercardioid
  • Frequency Response: 80 Hz - 18 kHz
  • Impedance: 250 ohms
  • Sensitivity: @1k 1.2 mV/Pa

The Audix D2 ensures reliable and interference-free performance even with long cable runs, making it a valuable addition to your instrument miking toolkit.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • D2 Hypercardioid Dynamic Drum / Instrument Microphone
Categories
Polar Pattern
  • Hypercardioid
Electronics
  • Passive
Microphone Type
  • Dynamic
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired

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