Coming Soon - JULY (07/2021)
for Studio and Live Applications
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Classic set of 7 microphones tuned and matched to capture every nuance of a full drum kit
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Complete collection of drum microphones, ideal for studio recordings and live performances
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1 large diaphragm dynamic microphone specially designed for bass drum and low frequency instruments
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4 dynamic percussion microphones for snare, toms and other acoustic percussive instruments
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2 matched condenser microphones for overhead stereo drum imaging, excellent for stringed instruments as well
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Cardioid polar pattern for outstanding sound source separation
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Rugged, reliable metal die-cast body construction
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Compact and versatile microphones make it suitable for precision and close mic recordings
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Gold-plated 3-pin XLR output connector for highest signal integrity
- Microphone clamps, 5/8” threaded adapters, windscreen and aluminum carry case include
BC1200
A package of 7 drum microphones provide an accurate representation of the entire drum set for both live and studio applications. Different sets of microphones are tuned to capture kick drums, toms, snares and cymbals efficiently. These compact and versatile microphones are suitable for precision and close mic recordings.
Kick Drum Microphone
This KM1200 large diaphragm dynamic capsule is especially tuned for kick drums. Mount this mic onto a short microphone stand, then position it just inside the kick drum opening. Aim the mic directly at beater for more attack, or toward the far edge of the drum for more resonant tone.
Tom/Snare Microphones
The TM1200 medium diaphragm dynamic capsules are especially tuned for toms and snares. Mount clamps onto each mic then attach each of them onto the hoop of a tom or snare drum. The angle and distance from mic to drumhead is adjustable. Position each toward the center of the drumhead for best results.
Cymbal Microphones
The CM1200 directional small diaphragm condenser capsules are especially tuned for crash, hat and ride cymbals. Mount the mics onto a pair of tripod boom stands and position them to get the desired delicate/silky highs. Each mic should be positioned about 1 m (3 ft) above a ride cymbal and hi hat, pointing directly down. You can also have both mics positioned directly above the snare drum in an “XY” pattern, with capsule ends nearly touching, one pointing at ride cymbal and other at the hi hat.
(Note that these mics require 48 V phantom power for operation)