Discover the AKG C519, a discreet and versatile clip-on condenser microphone designed to capture the expressive power of wind instruments, drums, and percussion with pristine clarity. Its compact design and flexible gooseneck allow for effortless positioning on the bell of instruments like trumpets, saxophones, and trombones, ensuring you get the best sound pickup without obstructing your performance. With a cardioid polar pattern, the C519 excels in reducing unwanted noise from monitor wedges, delivering a focused and natural sound. The built-in bass cut switch offers further control, letting you tailor your audio output for a precise and articulate performance.

The AKG C519 is not only about exceptional sound but also stellar adaptability. It comes with a detachable phantom power adaptor cable and is compatible with AKG's WMS bodypack transmitters, making it a perfect fit for both studio and live settings. Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, this miniature microphone ensures your sound is as vibrant and dynamic as your musical expression.

Key Features:

• Cardioid polar pattern for excellent noise rejection
• Frequency range: 60 Hz to 20 kHz
• Max Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 130 dB
• Detachable 3.0 m phantom power adapter cable to XLR
• Flexible gooseneck with clamp for easy instrument attachment
• Includes wind shield, angled holder, and carrying bag
• Compatible with B 29 L battery power supply and AKG WMS bodypack transmitters
• Connector: 3-pin mini XLR

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FAQs

What instruments is the AKG C519 microphone best suited for?

The AKG C519 is designed for use with wind instruments, such as saxophones and trumpets, providing clear and detailed sound capture.

How does the AKG C519 attach to instruments?

The AKG C519 features a clip-on design, allowing it to securely attach to the bell of wind instruments for optimal positioning and sound capture.

What is the polar pattern of the AKG C519 and why is it important?

The AKG C519 has a cardioid polar pattern, which helps to isolate the sound of the instrument while minimizing background noise, making it ideal for live performances and studio recordings.

Is the AKG C519 suitable for high-volume environments?

Yes, the AKG C519 can handle a maximum sound pressure level (SPL) of 130dB, making it suitable for high-volume environments without distortion.

What type of connector does the AKG C519 use?

The AKG C519 uses a 3-pin Mini XLR connector, which is compatible with various wireless systems and preamps for flexible integration into different audio setups.