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Audix I5 Dynamic Instrument Microphone
- Package with Free Cable
Item #: AUI I5 PAK
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Product Description
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Audix I5 Dynamic Instrument Microphone
The Audix I5 Dynamic Instrument Microphone was designed by the true microphone experts at Audix to handle a wide variety of applications and survive the absolute torture of live sound gigs. The Audix i5 is the ideal choice for snare, toms, percussion instruments, and can even handle the blistering SPL levels of electric guitar cabinets. Built around a bulletproof transformerless - XLR balanced design and housed in a precision cast zinc-alloy case with a steel mesh grill (stick hits no problem here), the i5 is a super-smooth dynamic mic featuring 50-16kHz frequency response and a very useable cardioid pattern with incredible off-axis rejection (>23dB) for exceptionally high gain before feedback.
Audix i5 Features
- Clear and accurate sound reproduction
- Handles high SPL without distortion
- Provides exceptional gain before feedback
- Provides excellent isolation on stage
- Precision cast zinc alloy body and grill
- Extremely durable
Audix i5 Applications
- Live stage, studio
- Snare, toms, percussion
- Guitar cabs, electric instruments
- Brass, flute, woodwinds
- Acoustic instruments
- Vocals, speech
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Item Specifications and Additional Product Information
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Audix i5 Specifications
- Transducer Type: Dymamic
- Frequency Response: 50 Hz - 16 kHz
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid
- Output Impedance: 150 Ohms
- Sensitivity: 1.9 mV (ref 1k @ 1 Pascal)
- Capsule Technology: VLM Type B
- Off Axis Rejection: >23 dB
- Maximum SPL: 140 dB
- Cable/Connector: 3 pin gold plated male XLR connector
- Polarity: Positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3 of output XLR connector
- Housing: Cast zinc alloy
- Weight: 6.5 oz/183 grams
- Finish: Black E-coat
- Supplied Accessories:
- Mic Clip: adjustable through 180° with standard 5/8 inch 27 thread.
Note: Metal thread adapter also supplied to accommodate European stands.
- Zippered microphone carrying pouch.
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