Beyerdynamic TG D71c Grenzbereich-Mikrofon für Drums und Klavier

Professional sound technicians who work with the TG D71c never need to worry about amplifying bass drums and pianos for live performances. For starters, this Beyerdynamic boundary microphone has a flat underside, which means no mounting hassle. Setting this mic up is simply a matter of placing it inside the bass drum or the resonating chamber of the piano. The TG D71c is also suitable for other instruments that produce low frequencies, such as the cajon. Another advantage of this robust condenser microphone is that it has no trouble managing high volumes with a maximum SPL of 148 dB.

Placing the microphone

Not only does the Beyerdynamic TG D71c have a flat underside, it also features a rubber anti-slip layer on the bottom so it stays put, no matter where you place it. If you want to position this mic permanently, you can also choose to mount it extra securely using the two mounting holes. Connect it to your mixer with an XLR cable to provide the TG D71c with phantom power and adjust the audio to perfection by experimenting with various microphone positions. It's so easy to use, this mic will certainly relieve you of a lot of extra work while the most important aspects of audio amplification are still completely up to you.