Audio-Technica Pro 35 Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone + Microfiber Cleaning Cloth + Goby Labs Microphone cleaner
No rating yet(0 reviews)Tailored for Stage & Studio Instrument Capture: Specifically designed for saxophones, brass, toms, and percussion, the PRO 35 delivers clear, detailed sound reinforcement without obstructing performance. Its ultra-low profile keeps it visually discreet while maintaining a consistent, reliable audio capture in both live and studio environments.
Precision Placement with UniMount Clip: The included AT8418 UniMount clip provides stable, shock-protected mounting directly to your instrument, preserving the finish while allowing precise mic positioning. The flexible boom ensures accurate alignment for optimal sound quality, giving performers confidence in any live or studio setup.
Focused Sound with Cardioid Polar Pattern: The cardioid polar pattern focuses capture directly on the sound source, effectively reducing unwanted stage bleed, background noise, and potential feedback. Ideal for complex live stage environments, it ensures your instrument’s sound remains isolated and clear within a busy mix.
Complete Setup for Reliable Performance: Equipped with a 6’ cable, power module, and included windscreen, this microphone is ready for immediate integration into professional setups. The strain-relief design reduces cable noise and protects against wear, supporting consistent performance through rigorous touring and frequent handling.
Bundle Includes: Audio-Technica Pro 35 Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone + Diginerds Microfiber Cleaning Cloth + Goby Labs Microphone cleaner
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