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Audio-Technica PRO 70 Condenser Instrument Microphone. Audio-Technica PRO 70 Condenser Instrument Microphone - Maccaferri D hole.
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Audio-Technica PRO 70 Condenser Instrument Microphone

Excels in the pickup of acoustic guitars and equally good at vocal pickup. Cardioid condenser element. Box includes clothing clip and guitar mount, soft protective pouch, windshield, control unit with switch for off / on-flat / on- low frequency roll off.

• Articulate, full-sounding voice and instrument pick-up
• Excels in pickup of acoustic guitar with included AT8444 guitar mount
• Switchable low-frequency roll-off
• Corrosion-resistant contacts from gold-plated XLRM-type connecto
• Cardioid polar pattern reduces pickup of sounds from the sides and rear, improving isoloation of desired sound source
• Operates on battery or phantom power
• Frequency response 100-14,000Hz
• Integra 1.8m cable permanently attached between microphone and power module
• (requires standard XLR microphone cable to connect power module to amplifier/mixer/etc

Use this on its own or together with an under-saddle pickup

"I use the microphone and clip on my CLASSICAL guitar, with the microphone inside the sound hole and it seems to work fine, as long as you keep the cord out of the way" Peter Kosenko 1/7/2008 http://www.djangoism.co.uk/?p=89#comment-188

"The one that we have found and now use all the time is the Audio-Technica PRO 70 lavalier microphone ... We have experimented with using the clip to mount the microphone on the outside (left) and inside (right) of the guitar. The first thing to notice it that the clip is quite bulky and will only fit a D hole gypsy guitar, it touches the strings if you try to fit it to an oval hole (though you could discard the clip and use tape to mount it on an oval hole). Although it looks bulky when mounted on the outside it doesn’t get in the way because we are always picking nearer to the bridge than the fretboard. However it seems to work better when mounted inside because you get much less feedback and the sound stays the same. How does it sound? It gives a good clear sound with plenty of middle." Djangoism - hot Gypsy Jazz band playing the music of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli, based in Sheffield, 19/6/2007 http://www.djangoism.co.uk/?p=89#comment-188

Price: £111.37

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