The Audix ADX20i is a versatile miniature condenser microphone designed for musicians who demand precision in capturing the nuanced tones of their instruments. With its short gooseneck holder and rubberized clamp, this microphone ensures a secure and flexible attachment, making it perfect for a wide range of brass instruments like saxophones, trumpets, and trombones. The ADX20i's elastic micro-suspension allows it to deliver a linear frequency response from 40 to 20,000 Hz, ensuring your sound is captured with clarity and detail.

Its cardioid polar pattern is expertly crafted to focus on the sound of your instrument while minimizing background noise, making it a reliable choice for both live performances and studio recordings. With a peak SPL of 135 dB, it can handle the powerful dynamics of your performance without distortion. The microphone's design also makes it suitable for double-bass bridges and any setup with tripods up to 6 mm in diameter.

Requiring phantom power between 9 and 52 V, the ADX20i comes with a 1.4 m cable featuring a three-pin mini XLR connector, ensuring seamless integration into your existing setup. The package includes a voltage converter to XLR male, a windscreen to combat unwanted noise, and a travel bag for easy transportation.

Key Features:

• Short gooseneck holder and rubberized clamp
• Elastic micro-suspension for direct attachment
• Linear frequency response: 40 to 20,000 Hz
• Cardioid polar pattern
• Peak SPL: 135 dB
• Suitable for saxophone, trumpet, trombone, double-bass
• Requires phantom power 9 - 52 V
• Includes 1.4 m cable with mini XLR connector, voltage converter, windscreen, and travel bag

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary use of the Audix ADX20i microphone?

The Audix ADX20i is primarily designed as a clip-on condenser microphone for capturing the sound of wind instruments, such as saxophones and brass instruments, providing clear and natural audio reproduction.

How does the Audix ADX20i attach to an instrument?

The Audix ADX20i comes with a gooseneck clip that uses spring tension to easily mount onto the bell of an instrument, ensuring secure placement during performance.

What is the polar pattern of the Audix ADX20i and what does it mean for recording?

The Audix ADX20i features a cardioid polar pattern, which focuses on capturing sound from the front while minimizing noise from the sides and rear, making it ideal for live performance settings.