The Audix i5 instrument microphone is an ideal solution for sound reinforcement and recording applications. The dynamic capsule features a cardioid polar pattern with a linear frequency response, capable of accurately reproducing signals at high sound pressure levels (SPL). The cardioid pattern effectively minimizes noise and ambiance at the off-axis sections of the capsule, reducing feed-back and audio leakage caused by adjacent instruments. The i5 is ideal for capturing snare drum, percussion, guitar and bass cabinets, horns and vocals.
| Transdutor | Dinâmico |
| Padrão Polar | Cardióide |
| Frequency Response | 50Hz - 16kHz |
| Entrada Máxima de Nível Som | 140 dB |
| Requisitos de Alimentação | Nenhum Dinâmico, não necessita de alimentação phantom ou bateria |
| Impedância de Saída | 250 Ohms |
| Output Connectors | Switchcraft XLR-3M Type |
| Length | 5.6" (142mm) |
| Weight | 6.5 oz (183g) |
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Comments about Audix i5 Dynamic Instrument Cardioid Microphone:
I first came across the i5 on a snare at a venue that was helping out. I was not familiar with the item, but came to appreciate how it gave the snare (which was a pretty mediocre snare drum) good snap, allowing it cut through the mix.
So now I'm calling the shots at another venue and after listening to a snare through an SM57 for 3 months, have gone back again to the i5.
Is the i5 idea, or something I would use in my studio? Probably not for this use. But, the purposes are different. I'm doing contemporary music where i need the snare to sound almost piccolo snare-like, which this mic gives me.
Plus the darn thing is tough as nails. I have (and will) buy more.
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Comments about Audix i5 Dynamic Instrument Cardioid Microphone:
A great multi-purpose dynamic mic, I use this small-sized, big-sounding tool for instruments and vocals alike. It obviously excels on the snare drum and on guitar cabinets, but I like the sound I get from it on various percussion, brass and lower-toned woodwind instruments. It doesn't have the shrill high-end crispness of a condenser, but you don't always need that. Overall, it sounds clean and strong, and adeptly resists feedback.
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