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Golden Age Project D2 MKII Broadcast Mic

£146.00

Golden Age Project D2 MKII Broadcast Mic by Golden Age Project is listed in Broadcast Microphones. Check the current Gear4music listing and microphone details below.

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Description

The Golden Age Project D2 Broadcast Mic is a premium-grade dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern and adjustable frequency response. The D2 Broadcast Mic is ideal for podcasting gaming vocal demos live use and more. Its versatile design delivers a full-bodied sound with an impressive and natural transient response. The cardioid polar pattern is also great for minimising off-axis colouration rejecting unwanted sounds for improved performance. The D2 Microphone comes equipped with an internal windscreen and external pop filter for minimising sibilance and plosive noises for optimal audio fidelity.

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Golden Age Project

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Broadcast Microphones

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Broadcast

Broadcast microphones are designed for clear, controlled speech in radio, podcasting and voice-over environments. They are built to reject background noise, handle close-up use without distortion, and keep the voice consistent even when the speaker moves slightly off-axis. This makes them ideal for studios, streaming desks and spoken-word production where clarity and intelligibility matter most.

Typically dynamic or large-diaphragm condenser designs, broadcast mics focus on smooth midrange presence, reduced sibilance and strong plosive control. They are a staple in radio stations, home podcast studios and content-creation setups where a professional, “finished” vocal sound is required straight from the microphone.

Cardioid

Cardioid is a directional microphone pickup pattern that captures sound primarily from the front while reducing sound from the sides and rear. It is widely used for vocals, podcasting, and live sound, helping to control background noise and reduce feedback in both studio and performance environments.