Shure BETA 52A Kick Drum Microphone

BETA 52A Kick Drum Microphone

Optimized for low-frequency bass punch/high-power SPL handling. Designed for kick drum.

The Shure BETA 52A is a high output dynamic microphone with a tailored frequency response designed specifically for kick drums and other bass instruments. It provides superb attack and “punch”, and delivers studio quality sound even at extremely high sound pressure levels. 

The Beta 52A features a modified supercardioid pattern throughout its frequency range to insure high gain-before-feedback and excellent rejection of unwanted sound. A built in dynamic locking stand adapter with an integral XLR connector simplifies installation, particularly if the microphone is to be placed inside a kick drum. The stand adapter keeps the microphone position fixed and resists slipping, even when subjected to sharp blows and strong vibrations. A hardened steel mesh grille protects the Beta 52Afrom the abuse and wear associated with touring.

FEATURES

 

• Frequency response shaped specifically for kick drums and bass instruments
• Built-in dynamic locking stand adapter with integral XLR connector simplifies setup, especially inside a kick drum
• Studio quality performance, even at extremely high sound pressure levels
• Supercardioid pattern for high gain before feedback ands uperior rejection of unwanted noise
• Hardened steel mesh grille that resists wear and abuse
• Advanced pneumatic shock mount system that minimizes transmission of mechanical noise and vibration
• Neodymium magnet for high signal-to-noise ratio output
• Low sensitivity to varying load impedance
• Legendary Shure quality and reliability

 

SPECIFICATIONS

Type: Dynamic (moving coil)

Frequency Response: 20 to 10,000 Hz

Polar Pattern: Supercardioid, rotationally symmetrical about microphone axis

Output Level: Open Circuit Voltage: -64 dBV/Pa* (0.6 mV), *1Pa = 94 dB SPL

This item is sold As-Described

This item is sold As-Described and cannot be returned unless it arrives in a condition different from how it was described or photographed.