Description
The Micpro team take a look at the Audix ADX51 Pencil Condenser Mic by , available in the Uk from a UK supplier & UK Warranty.
The Audix ADX51 is a professional quality condenser mic that's ideal for recording drums and acoustic instruments in the studio and be used in stage and broadcast applications as well.
The ADX51 utilises a cardioid polar pattern which means its more sensitive towards the front, and less so towards the back. The result is a more direct recording that isolates the sound source and doesn't pick up as much ambient noise or sound from other instruments. This mic has durable construction, a frequency range of 40hz – 18hz, a 14mm gold vapour diaphragm and -10 dB pad and bass roll-off filter at 150 Hz.
Here's What Audix Say About the ADX51 Pencil Condenser Mic
The ADX51 is a professional pre-polarized condenser microphone used for stage, studio and broadcast applications. The ADX51 is known for its clear, accurate response and flexibility to handle close or distance miking for a wide variety of acoustic instruments.
Characterized with a uniformly controlled cardioid polar pattern, the ADX51 condenser microphone is designed to capture the acoustics of the instrument being miked while at the same time isolating it from the rest of the instruments on stage. With a wide frequency range of 40 Hz – 18 kHz, the ADX51 features a 14 mm gold vapor diaphragm and a -10 dB pad and bass roll-off filter at 150 Hz.
The ADX51 cardioid studio condenser microphone is very easy to position, durable and manufactured to high standards and tight tolerances. The ADX51 has a precision machined brass body, durable black E-coat finish, steel mesh grill, and gold plated XLR connector.
Applications
- Drumoverheads, hi-hat, acoustic instruments
- Cymbals
- Percussion table
- Group vocal, spoken word
- Ambient room miking
- Audience mics for in-ear monitors
Specifications
- Type: Pre-polarized Condenser
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency Response: 40 Hz – 18 kHz
- Impedance: 100 Ohms
- Sensitivity: 17 mV/Pa @ 1kHz
