Solomon MiCS - Low Frequency Capture - Black and White Trooper LoFReQ
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Round out your sound with the Solomon LoFReQ Sub-Mic. This low-frequency microphone is XLR ready to let the user plug it directly into professional audio equipment, and it mounts to a standard mic stand, providing extended stand choices and placement options. Featuring a lightweight and compact design, the Solomon LoFReQ Sub-Mic provides portability and flexibility.
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