AUDIX M55W

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AUDIX M55W

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Are you looking for a device for streaming or recording high-quality sound? The AUDIX Capacitor (electret) microphone is exactly what you're looking for. To achieve the quality of sound your soul is yearning for from your new microphone, you should be sure to pick one that has the right kind of pickup. This microphone can capture sound from any direction, which will come in handy if you desire to capture the surrounding personality of a recording area. After you put the microphone where you want it, all you need to do is connect it with XLR. Thanks to the professional microphone from AUDIX M55W, the quality of your recordings will be obviously better.

AUDIX M55W Microphone Key Features

  • Microphone records sound with professional-grade quality
  • The condenser design of the Microphone is great for studio purposes
  • Microphone captures sound from every direction
  • Works reliably within a frequency range of 60 to 10000 Hz
  • Microphone can be connected to a recording device via XLR
Microphone AUDIX M55W Lifestyle
Microphone AUDIX M55W Lifestyle

Additional Features of the Microphone by AUDIX

The microphone records frequencies between 60 to 10000 Hz. If you want to connect this microphone to an amp, you should be aware of the impedance value of 150 Ohm. The microphone comes with a cable with a length of 1,2 m. Using the switch, the direction of the pickup can be changed easily. This microphone is therefore extremely versatile. The weight of the microphone is 70 g.

Specifications

Dimensions

Width 12 mm
Height 54 mm

Connection

Cabel length 1.2 m

Microphone characteristics

Principle Capacitor (electret)
Microphone type Conference
Frequency from 60 Hz
Frequency to 10,000 Hz
Impedance 150 Ohm

Features

Functions Directional characteristic switch
Suitable for Musical instruments

Weight

Weight 70 g
Code:  ADXm23
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