The black M1280-BHC Condenser Hypercardioid Microphone from Audix is a miniaturized condenser microphone with a fully integrated pre-amp and detachable cable, and has complete immunity from RF interference caused by cell phones and GSM devices.

The M1280-BHC is equipped with a hypercardioid capsule, has a very wide frequency response, and can be used in a wide variety of live, studio, and broadcast applications. It can be used for drums, percussion, musical instruments, overhead stage miking, podiums, conferences, and presentations.

The M1280-BHC includes a 25' mini-XLR to 3-pin XLR cable, hanging clip, a mic stand adapter, and an external foam windscreen.

Overhead Mic for Choir, Group Vocal    For Acoustic Instruments, Ambient Miking    Speech, Presentation, Podium    Includes Hanging Clip, Mic Stand Clip

Lightweight, small profile

Miniaturized pre-amp circuitry

No external power adapter needed

12mm gold vapor diaphragm

Immune to RF interference

Extremely low noise, high SPL handling

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What kind of capsul comes with this mic? Its not shown in the In the Box tab in BH.

A: This version of the Audix SCX1 ships with a Hyper Cardioid capsule. A cardioid and omni directional capsule is also available, making this mix a great modular solution.

Q: 2. is there a warranty with this mic or do I need to purchase additional insurance with Allstate?

A: The manufacturer includes a Limited 2-Year Warranty.

Q: 3. Does it require phantom power?

A: Yes. The Audio-Technica AT4053b Hypercardioid Condenser Microphone BH #AUAT4053B requires 48V phantom power.

Q: 4. Does it require battery power or phantom power or it works without any power supply?

A: It requires phantom power.

Q: 5. Does it need require phantom power?

A: Yes. The Audio-Technica AT4053b Hypercardioid Condenser Microphone BH #AUAT4053B requires phantom power. Operating Voltage: 48 V Operating Current Consumption 4.8 mA

Q: 6. Would this mic work ok for streaming? I'd like to not have the mic on screen and be able to move my head a little. Also would it pick up a lot of the speaker audio? I don't want to use headphones if I can get away with it.

A: I can't imagine a problem with streaming. As for picking up your monitor audio, that's a bit tricky to answer without seeing your recording space. I'm guessing that some noise reduction to reduce your monitor audio bouncing back and having the monitors behind the mic should result in a clean sound without picking up the monitors... but this would be true for any mic that's not omnidirectional. We use this mic at about 3 feet from two people talking and it's awesome... we don't use the monitor. If money's not a limiting factor, this mic also has different heads that support different patterns..

Q: 7. What is the difference between this M1250B microphone and the M1255B microphone?

A: The Audix M1250B and M1255B are effectively the same however the M1255B is more sensitive for distant miking purposes, whereas the M1250B is intended for close mic positions.

Q: 8. To keep out of my shot, how far away can this be placed from the subject? For a one person indoor interview.

A: The Audix SCX1-HC can be placed at around 5 feet away from the person talking, at the very most.

Q: 9. To synch sound to footage shot on a Canon DSLR would this mic work via a zoom recorder?

A: The Audix SCX1/HC Studio Condenser Microphone Kit is a good option for recording audio separately into a Zoom recorder. Sync will likely have to be done manually in editing as most DSLR cameras and some Zoom models do not offer timecode onboard. It is possible to record timecode as an audio track on each device, which can be decoded by certain editing softwares for sync, if you use a device such as the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 to feed both the camera and recorder the same timecode: https://bhpho.to/3Lj6m8W

Q: 10. We have had two M1250B's for four years. Purchased to record the choir. Recently, the Music Director wants to amplify the choir a bit during Praise and Worship songs. However, the M1250Bs pick up a bunch of drums which sit 12 feet from the left mic and the drums are actually more predominate than the choir. Request advice? gev at Kirkmont Church

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