Made from the driver of Avantone Pro Bonzo Kick Drum Mic Bundleis a microphone commonly referred to as a "subkick", one that captures the boomy response of a kick drum. This mic, coupled with a conventional miking on the kick drum, can give your bass drum the low end heft you seek in your recordings. A heavy-duty stand is included.

1 Kick Sub-Kick Drum Mic with Stand    1 Mondo Dynamic Kick Mic with Shockmount    Kick Mic Picks up Subs and Bottom End    Mondo Mic Picks up Attack and Body    Includes Heavy-Duty Stand for Kick Mic    Includes SSM Shockmount for Mondo Mic

This is a sub-frequency microphone that utilizies a low-frequency driver based on a classic design from the 1980s. The Kick brings the boom from your instruments out to the forefront, making large-sounding sources sound massive.

The low-frequency driver is the same found in the CLA-10, a recreation of a studio classic. It has a single, continuous press-formed cone to match that classic sound. This allows a much higher level of quality control and consistency during the manufacturing process.

The Kick utilizes a real wooden drum shell, so mounting it on a standard mic stand just won't do. That's why Avantone Pro included a stage-ready, double-braced drum stand. Whether you're in the studio or on the road, the Kick is ready to deliver!

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this monitor be used in Singapore (220V) power system?

A: These monitors are for 110 voltage. A step- down voltage transformer would be required, such as the Sevenstar ST-100 Step Up/Step Down Transformer (100W), BH #SEST100UD.

Q: 2. Will a standard snare drum stand hold this well?

A: Yes,it can hold the standard snare drum stand

Q: 3. are there cables included in this kit?

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Q: 4. I’ve had these mics for about 2 months now. At first they performed very well, but in the last week or so the three that are on my toms crackle terribly when I hit the tom. This has rendered them unusable for recording. When I take them off the drum and just hold the mic close, this doesn’t happen. Seems like the vibration of the drum is rattling the internals if the mic. Has anyone else had a similar issue or have a suggestion for fixing it?

A: Either way you won't be able to fix it. Either return it or contact the manufacturer about a replacement.

Q: 5. Will the Movi pro need any type of support system for the weight like the others systems do?

A: The M?VI Pro weighs 5.8 pounds and has a load capacity up to 15 pounds. It would is very possible to use this unit handheld and without any additional support. However you may find it beneficial to have a support system to avoid fatigue and to get better shots when using it for a longer period of time. The Steadicam Steadimate 15 (B&H #STSDM15) is a great option to consider.

Q: 6. What is the current draw of the AC power supply?

A: AT this time there isn't much information provided by the manufacturer other than having a 30v input coming from a 130v wall socket.

Q: 7. Are RED Ranger series cameras compatible with the MOVI PRO?

A: no the red Ranger body will be too long for the movi pro. you would have to go up to the Movi XL

Q: 8. This is the second time, the mic is not working properly, I got really low volume signal. The first time it was fixed by itself after a few days but not this time, how can I use the warranty? This microphone was a birthday present and I don't have the invoice

A: Aventone microphones carry a five-year warranty when purchased new. Tel: (845) 642.3697 or info@avantonepro.com However, I would encourage you to give us a call as we may be able to help trouble shoot the mic, and determine whether or not it truly defective. 800-606-6969

Q: 9. Would this mic kit perform well for playing live at small hard rock/metal venues on a 5 piece kit with 3 cymbals and a hi hat?

A: Yes. This kit includes mics for each of the three toms, the snare, and kick, as well as two overheads for the cymbals.

Q: 10. could the BMPCC4K fit on this gimbal?

A: Yes it will.