The Audix ADX51 Instrument Condenser Microphone is your go-to solution for capturing the subtle nuances of your sound in both live performances and studio recordings. Crafted from precision-machined solid brass, this robust microphone is designed to withstand the rigors of the road while delivering pristine audio quality. Its cardioid polar pattern ensures that you capture only the sound you want, reducing unwanted ambient noise and feedback. With a smooth, uniform frequency response ranging from 40 Hz to 18 kHz, the ADX51 excels in versatility, making it ideal for a variety of instruments including overheads, cymbals, and acoustic setups.

The ADX51’s low-noise electronic circuitry, combined with its low impedance and balanced output, ensures interference-free audio even over long cable runs. Whether you're miking up a drum kit or capturing the delicate tones of a flute, this microphone is up to the task. Plus, its switchable 10dB pad and 150 Hz bass roll-off give you the control you need in dynamic environments. The ADX51 doesn't just record sound; it captures the essence of your performance.

Key Features:

• Pre-polarized small-diaphragm condenser microphone
• Cardioid polar pattern for focused sound capture
• Frequency range: 40 Hz - 18 kHz
• Low noise electronic circuitry for clean audio
• Max SPL: 132 dB (142 dB with pad)
• Impedance: 100 Ohms balanced
• Sensitivity: 15.9 mV/Pascal
• Off-axis rejection: >20dB
• Switchable 10dB pad and 150 Hz bass roll-off
• Requires +48V phantom power
• Includes clip, windscreen, and pouch for convenience

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FAQs

What is the primary application of the Audix ADX51 microphone?

The Audix ADX51 is designed for studio, stage, and broadcast applications, excelling in capturing acoustic instruments with clarity and precision.

What polar pattern does the Audix ADX51 use, and why is it important?

The Audix ADX51 features a cardioid polar pattern, which effectively isolates the sound source and minimizes background noise, making it ideal for focused recordings.

Is the Audix ADX51 suitable for recording drum kits?

Yes, the Audix ADX51 is well-suited for drum kits, particularly for overhead and hi-hat applications, due to its wide frequency response and high SPL handling.

Does the Audix ADX51 have a built-in low cut filter?

Yes, the Audix ADX51 includes a 150Hz low cut filter, which helps reduce low-frequency rumble and unwanted noise during recordings.

What type of connector does the Audix ADX51 microphone use?

The Audix ADX51 uses an XLR connector, providing a secure and balanced connection for professional audio applications.