The Audix ADX51 Instrument Microphone Pairis a professional pre-polarized condenser microphone designed for general instrument and vocal capturing. The cardioid polar pattern eliminates residual noise and feedback at the off-axis sections of the capsule. The ADX51 features a 10 dB pad switch to provide extra headroom while capturing highly transient audio signal. The low-frequency roll-off switch eliminates low-frequency hum, noise and proximity effect. The ADX51 features a low-noise output circuitry and is at home capturing brass, percussion instruments, guitar cabinets, vocals, and much more.

Cardioid Capsule    Low-Frequency Roll-Off Switch

The cardioid polar pattern effectively minimizes noise and off-axis audio that cause feedback.

The ADX51 is capable of reproduces sound pressure levels of up to 132 dB.

A 10 dB pad provides extra headroom whenever necessary.

The low-frequency roll-off switch eliminates noise and low frequency ambiance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the 50 microboom come with a clutch (to connect the boom to a mic-stand) ?

A: The Audix MicroBoom Carbon Fiber 50 Boom attaches to any microphone stand with the included MCBOOM mic stand adapter. This adapter allows for the total control over the angle, rotation and position of the carbon fiber boom.

Q: 2. What does it come with does it connect to whatever speaker or mixer is it wireless and does it come with the body pack and all that or what?

A: The AT8418 is a mount that allows you to position certain Audio-Technica microphones, which are sold separately, on to a musical instrument.

Q: 3. Will this work with any mic with a mini-XLR connector, or only with Audix? Thanks.

A: Yes, the Audix MicroBoom 84 Carbon Fiber 84" Boom can be use with any microphone that has a mini-XLR connector. The MicroBoom 84 has a mini-XLR female connector on the top to attach the mic and terminates with a mini-XLR male connector at the bottom. The MicroBoom attaches to any microphone stand and can be used horizontally or vertically.

Q: 4. Is the MXL 606 compatible with the Leica Monochrom camera? If so, what accessories may be needed to connect to the Leica?

A: This microphone cannot be directly connected to this camera. Microphones like these are designed for connection to mixers and interfaces. Please let us know your application or project details.Please contact us via e-mail if you have additional questions: askbh@bandh.com

Q: 5. How do i hook it up?

A: Use an XLR microphone cable:Kopul - Premium Performance 3000 Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable - 6' (1.8 m), Black (B&H# KOM3006)Product Highlights: XLR M to XLR F Cable Color-Coded for Visibility and Style Ideal for Live Sound & Performance 95% Dual-Spiral Shield Twin Conductive PVC Inner Shields 24-Gauge OFC Conductors Cotton-Yarn Wrap Reduces Noise Shrink-Wrapped Solder Points Neutrik XX Silver Connectorshttp://bhpho.to/1blahAn

Q: 6. What is the diameter of the microphone?

A: The diameter of the Audix ADX40's capsule is 0.47 inches.

Q: 7. Can this microphone be used with a professional camera (or mixer) ie: XLR connectivity?

A: Yes, the Audix M70W Flush-Mount Ceiling Microphone (White) BH #AUM70W may be used with an XLR audio input camera or mixer. An adapter is required: Hosa Technology PHX-206F-BULK Female Phoenix to 3-Pin Female XLR B&H # HOCPXFF: https://bhpho.to/3zikidz Reviews The Hosa PHX-206F BULK will connect XLR pro audio equipment including microphones and cameras to consumer audio equipment that uses phoenix connectors. The cable is 6" and has OFC spiral shielding.

Q: 8. would this work good on an alto saxophone?

A: Yes, you can use the Audix ADX20I Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone (B&H# AUADX20I ) on an alto saxophone. This is just the mic only and it has a mini-XLR output connector which requires a power supply. You may want to purchase the same mic packaged with the compatible phantom power supply, which is the Audix ADX20IP Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone with APS910 Power Supply (B&H# AUADX20IP). The power supply has a mini-XLR input connector for the mic and a standard XLR output connector to connect to your amp, PA or recorder.

Q: 9. To clip it on your eyeglass arm as a boom aimed at your mouth, would it pull too much on one's plastic eyeglass frame to be able to walk while wearing it?

A: That would not work well that way.

Q: 10. Would this pair be good for recording a classical orchestral harp (47 string)? Reducing pedal noise and breathing would be ideal

A: Yes, the matched pair of LLewitt LCT 140 AIR Stereo Pair Small-Diaphragm Instrument Condenser Microphones to record a classical orchestral harp.