Audix SCX25APS Piano Miking System with Two Large-Diaphragm Condenser Micr
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Get the best sound when miking a piano.The SCX25A-PS Piano System was designed to overcome the challenges involved in reproducing piano sound, especially in live performances with other instruments present.The SCX25A large diaphragm studio condenser microphone has a low profile, phase-coherent reproduction, and produces a highly transparent, remarkably accurate sound. It is the ideal piano microphone for live sound and broadcast environments with its compact design and innovative capsule suspension system.Placement of the mics is assisted by the two included DFLEX mounting clips for east attachment directly to the piano rail anywhere on the soundboard.ApplicationsPianoAcoustic instrumentsDrum overheadsAmbient room micStudio, lead, and backing vocalsVoice overChoirOrchestraIncludes2 x SCX25A Piano Condenser Mics2 x DFLEX Mic Clips2 x 20-foot High-quality Mic cablesAluminum Road CaseFeaturesPremium large diaphragm studio microphone for studio or live soundDelivers pure open air soundShock mounted capsule suspension systemDesigned, machined, assembled and tested in the USA3 year warrantySpecificationsTransducer Type: CondenserFrequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHzPolar Pattern: CardioidOutput Impedance: 200 ohmsSensitivity: 28 mV / Pa @ 1kEquivalent Noise Level: 14 dB (A-weighted)Signal to Noise Ratio: 80 dBMaximum SPL: ≥ 135 dBDynamic Range: 121 dBPower Requirements: 48-52 V phantomConnector: 3-pin XLRmPolarity: Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3 of output XLR connectorMaterial: Machined BrassFinish: BlackWeight: 244 g (8.6 oz)Length: 148 mm (5.8") Audix SCX25APS Piano Miking System with Two Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphones.
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