LD Systems BM1 Boundary Layer Microphone

£72.00

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The LD Systems BM1 Boundary Layer Microphone features a unique hemispherical pickup pattern which makes it ideal for use recording pianos live theatre or conference audio. The flat floor mounted design eliminates unwanted reflections from the floor preventing phase issues and providing a very smooth frequency response. The 50 Hz – 20 kHz frequency response offers superb speech intelligibility making the boundary microphone useful for conferences or corporate events.

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LD Systems

LD Systems is an audio manufacturer known for producing practical microphones and sound equipment for live performance, presentation, and installation use. The brand focuses on reliability, ease of use, and accessible pricing, making their products popular in touring, events, and rehearsal environments.

LD Systems microphones are commonly used for live vocals, wireless systems, and general sound reinforcement, offering dependable performance in real-world situations. MicPro suggests LD Systems microphones for users looking for straightforward, reliable solutions for live sound and everyday professional use.

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Boundary Microphones

Boundary microphones are designed to work close to a flat surface, using the boundary effect to capture speech, instruments or room sound from a desk, stage, floor or wall. They can suit conference tables, theatre and broadcast work, room recording and discreet stage placement. Compare the polar pattern, surface orientation, cable or connector, phantom or plug-in power and the way the microphone is intended to be mounted. Placement still matters: a boundary design can reduce some early reflections, but the room, nearby sources and handling noise remain part of the result.

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Boundary

Boundary identifies a microphone designed to work close to a flat surface, such as a table, floor, wall or stage. Placement and the surrounding room remain important.