Achieve studio-quality sound with the Audix CX 112, a large diaphragm condenser microphone that’s perfect for both budding musicians and seasoned audio engineers. This versatile mic is your go-to for capturing the nuanced tones of studio vocals, acoustic instruments, and even the raw power of electric guitar cabs. Thanks to its 1-inch gold-sputtered capsule, the CX 112 brings a rich, full-bodied sound that will elevate your recordings to the next level.

Whether you’re recording in a project studio or performing on stage, the CX 112 delivers a smooth, uniform frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Equipped with a 10 dB pad and bass roll-off switch, it can handle high-pressure sound levels up to 145 dB, making it ideal for everything from delicate voiceovers to booming drum overheads. The mic runs on 48-volt phantom power and is built with discrete low-noise preamp circuitry to ensure crystal-clear audio capture.

Built for reliability, the Audix CX 112 is a rugged performer that includes an adjustable metal clip for secure positioning and a foam-lined wood case for safe transport. Its high SPL capability and professional build quality make it a staple in any audio setup, backed confidently by a 3-year warranty.

Key Features:

• Large diaphragm condenser microphone
• 1-inch gold sputtered capsule
• Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
• 10 dB pad and bass roll-off switch
• Handles up to 145 dB SPL
• Requires 48V phantom power
• Discrete low-noise preamp circuitry
• Foam-lined wood case and metal clip included
• 3-year warranty

Product specs

FAQs

What is the polar pattern of the Audix CX 112 microphone?

The Audix CX 112 features a cardioid polar pattern, which is ideal for isolating the main sound source while minimizing background noise.

Is the Audix CX 112 suitable for recording vocals?

Yes, the Audix CX 112 is excellent for vocals, offering rich, warm tones that are ideal for digital recording environments.

Does the Audix CX 112 have any built-in features to handle high sound pressure levels?

The Audix CX 112 can handle high sound pressure levels up to 145 dB SPL, making it suitable for loud sound sources.

What kind of diaphragm does the Audix CX 112 use?

The Audix CX 112 uses a one-inch gold-sputtered diaphragm, providing a smooth and uniform frequency response.

Does the Audix CX 112 have any features to reduce low-frequency noise?

Yes, the Audix CX 112 includes a bass roll-off switch to help reduce low-frequency noise for cleaner recordings.

Can the Audix CX 112 be used for recording instruments?

Absolutely, the Audix CX 112 is versatile and works well with a range of instruments, including piano, guitar cabs, percussion, and acoustic instruments.