The Earthworks TC25 Omnidirectional Condenser Microphone is a testament to precision and versatility, offering unparalleled clarity and detail for both studio and live settings. Revered by top-tier studios and live sound engineers, this microphone’s ruler-flat frequency response covers an impressive range from 9Hz to 25kHz. Its omnidirectional polar pattern ensures an evenly consistent capture from all angles, making it ideal for a diverse array of sound sources — from delicate acoustic guitars and pianos to the thunderous roar of brass instruments and drum kits.

The TC25 is engineered to handle high sound pressure levels up to 150dB without distortion, giving you the freedom to mic even the loudest instruments with confidence. Its ultra-fast transient response makes it exceptionally adept at capturing sharp attacks and preserving the softest nuances of a performance. Designed to be time coherent, this microphone minimizes phase errors, ensuring a natural and uncolored sound every time. Whether you're capturing the intricate harmonics of a string quartet or the booming energy of a rock band, the TC25 delivers a pristine audio experience.

Key Features:

• Omnidirectional polar pattern for consistent capture from all angles
• High SPL handling capability of up to 150dB
• Ruler-flat frequency response from 9Hz to 25kHz
• Ultra-fast transient response for detailed sound capture
• Designed for time coherence to minimize phase errors
• Suitable for a variety of instruments and vocals
• Requires 24–48V phantom power
• Includes MC1 microphone clip for secure mounting

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Earthworks TC25 suitable for recording various instruments and vocals?

The Earthworks TC25 features a flat frequency response up to 25kHz and an omnidirectional polar pattern, making it ideal for capturing accurate and uncolored sound from a wide range of instruments and vocals.

Can the Earthworks TC25 handle high sound pressure levels?

Yes, the Earthworks TC25 can handle high sound pressure levels up to 150dB SPL, making it suitable for close miking loud sources like drums and brass instruments.

Does the Earthworks TC25 require phantom power?

Yes, the Earthworks TC25 requires 48V phantom power to operate, which is standard for condenser microphones.

How does the omnidirectional polar pattern of the TC25 affect its recording capabilities?

The omnidirectional polar pattern of the TC25 captures sound equally from all directions, providing a natural and uncolored sound ideal for ambient recording and ensemble setups.

Is the Earthworks TC25 suitable for live sound applications?

Yes, the TC25 is suitable for live sound, particularly for close miking of instrument amps, drums, or brass, thanks to its ability to handle high SPL and deliver natural sound reproduction.