Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Boundary Microphone

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Product Code: 9999-00536
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The Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Boundary Microphone is primarily used for miking bass drums while placing it simply without any additional mounting material into the bass drum. The non-slip rubber bottom makes sure that the microphone cannot shift by itself.

In addition to this the Beyerdynamic TG-D71C can also be used for other low frequency instruments such as cajon, grand piano or upright piano whereas the compact design and the half-cardioid polar pattern ensure easy positioning of the microphone. Due to its high impulse fidelity, a low attack time and a maximum sound pressure level of 148 dB, the Beyerdynamic TG-D71C is suitable for miking percussion instruments.

Status-LED

With a slim and timeless design, it’s both a technical and a visual highlight. A red, illuminating LED status displays the applied phantom power, as well as the operating status of the microphone. The Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Microphone is supplied with a travel bag for protection during transportation. For longer installation on a surface, the Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Microphone has a mounting device on the bottom.

Powerful and Natural Sound

Optimised especially for the bass Around, the Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Microphone delivers a natural sound full of pressure.

Rugged Housing

While the extremely rugged housing ensures optimum protection during use on stage, the compact design allows the microphone to be positioned easily in a bass drum without any additional accessories. The XLR connector has an integrated pre-amp, which is practical both on stage and in the studio.

Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Boundary Microphone Features

  • Extremely rugged housing in a compact, slim design
  • Optimal for Bass drum, Cajon or piano with a non-slip rubber bottom
  • Half-cardioid polar pattern for maximum gain before feedback
  • Powerful, natural sound
  • Made in Germany

Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Boundary Microphone Specifications

  • Transducer Type: Condenser (Back Electret)
  • Operating Principle: Pressure Gradient
  • Polar Pattern: Half-Cardioid
  • Frequency Response: 25 - 20,000 Hz
  • Open Circuit Voltage: 1.5 mV/Pa
  • Nominal Impedance: < 200 O
  • Load Impedance: = 1 kO
  • Max. SPL at 1 kHz: 148 dB [SPL@1% THD]
  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 63 dBA, RMS
  • Wiring: Bal. with 3-Pin XLR Male
  • Connection: 3-Pin XLR Connector
  • Power Supply: Phantom Power
  • Power Consumption: < 3.2 mA
  • Dimensions Without Connector (L x W x H): 90 x 86 x 27 mm
  • Weight: 413 g

Beyerdynamic TG-D71 Boundary Microphone Includes

  • TG-D71 Boundary Microphone
  • Zipper Pouch
  • Owners Manual
  • 2 Year Warranty

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What We Think

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Well the non-slip pad on the bottom of the mic actually works. Definitely don't have to worry about this mic sliding around in your kick drum. That would not be a good thing. I'm pretty sure mic placement matters. Overall, I am impressed with this mic. There is a natural deep bottom end to it, a touch of a bloom in the low mids, and a clear and detailed upper mid and top end - that is ever so slightly smooth. You hear this mic and know (without any doubt) that this mic belongs inside a kick drum. You know that that is its purpose. It gives you confidence in the mic. Furthermore, it has great rejection (being half-cardioid). That is something I've always wanted in a boundary mic. Boundary mics are cool, but there is always too much bleed. Here, the TG-D71C seems to have that better under control - so the bleed is manageable, even usable. Take all that, and couple it with the 148dB SPL handling, and you have an amazing solution for kick drum - live or in the studio. Of course you can always pair it with an M88TG on the outside, and you're kinda just set on kick for the rest of time (if that is even a thing).

Ryan Ferris, Pro Audio Sales

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