Prodipe DRM-KD Instrument Dynamic Microphone

Name: Prodipe DRM-KD Instrument Dynamic Microphone
Brand: Prodipe
SKU: 388216
Price: 90.90 EUR
Availability: InStoreOnly
Rating: 5.00 (3 reviews)

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Product code: 388216 (PRODRMKD)

Prodipe DRM-KD Instrument Dynamic Microphone

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Brand: Prodipe

Product code: 388216 (PRODRMKD)

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Prodipe DRM-KD Instrument Dynamic Microphone

90,90 €

Microphone for percussion instruments, bass guitar amps, djembes, trombones, tubas and many more. A wide bandwidth dynamic mic optimized to handle low frequencies and able to withstand very high levels of sound pressure. It offers warm and precise sound.

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Prodipe DRM-KD Instrument Dynamic Microphone

Frequency Range: 30 Hz - 15 kHz

The frequency response 30 Hz - 15 kHz provides a wide enough range to capture all the fine musical and sonic details.

Polar Pattern: Supercardioid

A supercardioid directional microphone is even more directional than a classic cardioid microphone. This type of microphone is designed to be highly sensitive to sounds coming from the front, while picking up slightly more sounds from the back than a cardioid microphone. This allows it to better isolate the main sound source and minimize ambient noise.

Capsule Type: Dynamic

A dynamic microphone is a type of microphone that works by moving a coil in a magnetic field. This mechanism allows you to capture sound waves and convert them into electrical signals. Dynamic microphones provide a natural and warm sound with excellent handling of loud sound sources such as vocals, drums, or electric instruments. Their directionality usually prevents unwanted ambient sounds from being picked up, which reduces background noise.