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Audix D2 Dynamic Cable Professional Microphone

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$169.00

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For bringing out the real, dynamic sound of your drum toms and congas, nothing beats (ha, ha) the D2! The D2 accurately reproduces the warmth and punch you listen for from percussion, leaving out the muddy, indistinct "boom" that can mar recording. The D2's natural warmth also makes it a great mic for saxophones and other woodwinds requiring a true, sensitive, yet big, reproduction.

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Product Information

The Audix D2 is an excellent choice for instruments when punch and warmth are required within the mix, including toms, kick drums and congas. The D2's natural warmth also makes it a great mic for saxophones and other woodwinds requiring a true, sensitive, yet big, reproduction.

Product Identifiers

Brand
Audix
MPN
D2
UPC
0687471121016
Model
D2
eBay Product ID (ePID)
69826760

Dimensions

Weight
4.5 Oz

Additional Product Features

Sound Mode
mono
Design
Freestanding
Professional Compatibility
Musical Instruments, Performance
Effective Output Level
-52.04 Dbm
Connector(s)
Xlr
Connectivity
Cable
Impedance
250ohm
Built in ON/OFF! Switch
Without ON/OFF! Switch
Microphone Form Factor
Handheld/Stand-Held
Mount Type
None
Features
Vlm Capsule
Frequency Response
44-18000Hz
Pickup Pattern
Hypercardioid
Usage
Professional
Type
Dynamic Microphone

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4.9 out of 5 stars based on 39 product ratings

39 product ratings

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Good sound quality

Easy to use

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5 out of 5 stars
by keyboardjimmy7Aug 16, 2021
Great sounding, multiple applications, well built.
I use them for toms and congas. Excellent clarity. Very durable housing and grill. I have also used it as a vocal mic for a drummer who was having a hard time due to the length of an SM58. His swing kept hotting the cable end even with a 90 degree connector on it. I pit a D2 on gia mic stand and it was just enough to give him the clearance he needs to naturally move and sing at the same time. Headsets were out of the question, so this really solved that problem and sounded great on backup vocals.
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5 out of 5 stars
by budrocket1_2007Oct 01, 2020
Excellent Percussion Mic
Audix D2 microphones are very useful on drums that need extra warmth, while thankfully avoiding the muddy frequency bloating that can happen with less expensive mics. They're also relatively inexpensive, making them a steal. It's the one mic that I can, for its value, recommend without any hesitation to almost any drummer out there. My one complaint: I don't like when mics use proprietary mic clips.
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4 out of 5 stars
by karengarysOct 03, 2008
Audix D2 microphone with clip and d-vice
I bought the Audix D2 to see how it would record on gms 12" and 13" rack toms. I was using Shure SM57s through a focusrite octopre set with slight compression (about 10 o'clock on the compression knob) and getting reasonable results. Switching to the D2 offered slightly more punch and warmth than the 57. It is also very focused, a bit more than the 57. The D2 has less thinness than my particular 57s do, and it provides this without any extra mud. I am close micing enough (about 2-3 inches from the heads) to reject other sounds, but it seems to do well tracking the toms and ignoring the cymbals, kick, snare and other surrounding noisemakers. I prefer the D2 over the 57 - the warm heft has got me sold. I liked it enough on the 13" tom to buy another for the 12" tom. I like my second D2 over the 57 on that 12" tom for the same reasons. One that I bought used had dings from drummers hitting them. I could not hear any problems with these slightly abused mics - they seem to be built very durable. I don't know if I'd use 'em as a hammer, but my 57 has more leverage for tapping in nails anyway. I gave this a "good" rating because I don't feel qualified to give it an "excellent" rating. I have not tried the sennheiser 421s, my overheads are not schoeps, and i do not do this for a living. I am on a budget. For the cost of this mic + d-vice clip, I cannot imagine a better value. It gets me into what I would consider a very good sound at an affordable pricepoint. The d-vice clip works very well on my tom hoops. They are typical stamped metal hoops, and the clips are nice and adjustable and put the mic where I want it. It is nice to be able to twist this into position and it stays there - and I don't feel like I'm about to break them while adjusting. They are durable. I recommend 90 degree mic cable fittings on the cords to keep the profile down. With the mic + xlr plug sticking up, then the cord having ample room, it gets in the way of cymbals. Make sure that you are getting what you think you are purchasing. There is the mic, the mic clip is separate, make sure you get that because a normal clip won't work. Then, the d-vice will be extra but if you need a way to suspend this over the tom, then get that too. Finally, the case - if you want it, make sure it is included. Don't forget to ask if it smells like smoke or pets if you care about that (pictures won't reveal that, now, will they?)Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by jivehickJan 26, 2017
Great mic for rack toms!
The Audix D2 is a great mic for rack toms. Like Audix claims it's already pre-EQed and I just roll off some of the high end if cymbals or snare are bleeding through on my recordings. As the Audix videos say on YouTube you just point the mic head towards the center on the tom for the attack or angle towards the rim to gather more tone. I'm using the Audix D-vice with the D2 and D4 on my drum kit and it's super easy to use and adjust.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
5 out of 5 stars
by Q1aua1OnSe6@Del...Apr 16, 2011
Great
This is a great mic. Small and accurate for percussion, horns, and general needs. Hyper cardiod pattern is good for rejection of off axis sound. The frequency responce is better than most similar microphones. The frequency response is very conservative. This mic works well for low brass. It is especially good on congas and bongos. Placement is versatile due to the small size and light weight. I highly recommend for studio or live applications. The Audix D series is a great family of drum mics.

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Audix D2 Dynamic Cable Professional Microphone

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Great sounding, multiple applications, well built.

Excellent Percussion Mic

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Great mic for rack toms!

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