Audix D4 Low-Frequency Dynamic Instrument Microphone

£150.00

This is the Audix D4 Low-Frequency Dynamic Instrument Microphone from Audix, available now in Dynamic Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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A worthy addition to any microphone locker. The Audix D4 Low-Frequency Dynamic Instrument Microphone is an excellent choice when it comes to recording percussion. Djembes bongos timpanis toms. You name it the D4 is able to capture it with absolute conviction. Its tailored frequency and transient responses allow your instrument to cut through the densest of mixes and be heard with absolute clarity. This means you can spend less time fixing and more time mixing! Working in demanding environments? No problem. Thanks to the D4s hyper-cardioid polar pattern youll be guaranteed optimised captures of any source for highly usable results every time. Even if youre capturing multiple musicians in the studio simultaneously. The exceptional off-axis rejection the microphone provides eliminates problematic issues such as bleed preventing it from compromising the quality of your recordings.

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Audix

Audix is a microphone manufacturer known for rugged, performance-focused designs used in live sound and studio recording. The brand has built a strong reputation for microphones that handle high sound pressure levels while delivering clear, controlled results.

Audix microphones are especially popular for drums, guitar cabinets, and live vocals, offering reliable performance in demanding environments. MicPro suggests Audix microphones for musicians and engineers who need durability, focus, and consistent sound on stage or in the studio.

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Dynamic Microphones

Dynamic microphones use a moving-coil or related robust capsule design and are often chosen for live sound, broadcast, drums, guitar cabinets, vocals and loud sources. They generally tolerate handling and high sound-pressure levels well, while many need more preamp gain than a sensitive condenser. Compare polar pattern, proximity effect, off-axis behaviour, grille and mounting, plus the available gain and noise performance of the interface or mixer. A dynamic microphone can be a focused close-range tool, but the model’s response and placement determine whether it suits speech, stage or instrument work.

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Dynamic

Dynamic identifies a robust microphone design often used for live vocals, broadcast, drums, cabinets and loud sources. Compare gain requirements, proximity effect and pattern.