The Electro-Voice ND68 Supercardioid Bass Drum Micfrom Electro-Voice ND68 Supercardioid Bass Drum Micis a high-performance, large-diaphragm kick drum and low-frequency instrument microphone. It can be used to capture deep low-end audio and deliver a

relaxed midrange, as well as high-frequency content in studio, live sound, and rehearsal applications.

The microphone offers excellent isolation from other nearby instruments and has a 20 Hz to 11 kHz frequency response. The ND68 capsule contains a large Mylar diaphragm, which delivers a detailed frequency response by combining a large surface area for tonal balance with its low-mass material. It is capable of handling 144 dB SPL and is comfortable managing close applications of high sound sources.

In addition, the capsule uses a humbucking coil that attenuates AC hum and electromagnetic interference. The Memraflex grille is made of a durable tight-mesh grille wire that withstands rough treatment. A gig bag, a stand clip, and a euro thread adapter are also included.

Low-Frequency Instrument Microphone    Large-Diaphragm Dynamic Capsule    High SPL Handling    Humbucking Coil Reduces Line Hum    Memraflex Grille Resists Denting    Includes Gig Bag    Stand Clip and Euro-Thread Adapter

With deep lows and top-end punctuation

Creates a rich and detailed frequency response

Manages close miking of high SPL transients and RMS wave fronts up to 144 dB SPL

Use with confidence near speaker cabinets and EMF-generating equipment racks

A durable and tight-mesh grille is built to withstand rough treatment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a manual gain control?

A: You can manually adjust the input sensitivity of the microphones to change the level of the recording.

Q: 2. can I record my live band practice and live karaoke? sound recorded quality?

A: I only use this to record sessions during my technical writing meetings and after all, this is sold as a voice recorder mainly for meetings, lectures, and the like. However, ensure you set the noise level and the mic sensitivity before recording songs or your band. Listen to the playback using headphones instead of the built-in speaker. Also, install the sound organizer on your PC (or download SoundOrganizer_V2001.exe)and research online what you can do with this on your PC. Try a quick recording, be conscience of elements in the room that may cause noise during recording, and play back the results. It may take some time to figure out the best distance to set the recorder from your music source for good results.

Q: 3. What lav mics work with this recorder, only Sony?

A: You can use just about any lav, we have recommend lavs under the accessories.

Q: 4. Why is this said to be a mono unit, but in the specs it has 2 times for stereo?

A: Hi Geoffrey F,This digital recorder supports both MONO and STEREO. MONO for standard quality of recording and STEREO for high quality.Thanks,Joffrey

Q: 5. Is this compatible with MAC OS Mojave Version 10.14.2?

A: Yes this recorder will work with your MAC all you need is to connect the USB from the recorder to the computer, or you can transfer the files using a memory card reader.

Q: 6. How do you find your previously recorded tracks? How do you ensure that you do not record over your previously recorded content?

A: To find the files recorded to the Sony ICD-PX370 Digital Voice Recorder with USB (BH # SOICDPX370) see the manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/627213.pdf FOLDER01" under " Recorded Files" by default. • Select " Recorded Files" from the HOME menu. • Select "Folders" - "Built-In Memory" - "FOLDER01," and then press “” . • To listen to recorded audio files stored on a microSD card, select "Folders" - "SD Card." • Select your desired file. Playback starts. Press STOP to stop playback. Press VOL -/+ to adjust the volume. The built-in speaker is provided mainly for checking recorded audio files. If you find the volume not loud enough or have difficulty in understanding what you hear, use headphones (not supplied). • When you select " Recorded Files," the file search categories of the stored files appear on the display window. • You can select one of the search categories from "Latest Recording," "Search by REC Date," "Search by REC Scene," or "Folders." The "HOLD" function will lock the device to prevent any accidental or unwanted operations.

Q: 7. Do I need to buy memory for this or is it built in? I need about 10 hours of recording. Thank you for your time Michele

A: No, it has 4 GB built in memory which records to a minimum of 39 hours 45 minutes

Q: 8. Does this work easily with Mac OSX?

A: Yes. It works with Mac OS.

Q: 9. will this work with a Comtek receiver?

A: Yes. The Voice Technologies VT610TC125 Earphone with Coiled Tube BH #VOVT0072 will work with COMTEK IFB receivers (like the Comtek PR-216 Beltpack IFB Receiver (76 Channels between 216 to 217 MHz) BH #COPR216) with 3.5mm mono audio outputs: Voice Technologies VT610TC125 Specs Impedance 125 Ohm (+/- 30% @ 1kHz) Sensitivity 120 dB (+/- 3dB at 1kHz) Primary DC Resistance 44 Ohms (+/- 3 Ohm) Cable Length 5' (1.5 m) Connector 1/8" (3.5mm) Mono Plug

Q: 10. Does the ICD PX470 charge the battery when plugged into a computer, etc by USB??

A: Hi Ben L, No, The unit is not capable of charging rechargeable batteries. You may check on page 19 of the link below for more information:a href= https://docs.sony.com/release//Help_4595548311.pdf target= _blank https://docs.sony.com/release//Help_4595548311.pdf/aRalph