Packaged set of 7 drum mics, aluminum road case, 4 D-Vice gooseneck clips.

This set of Audix DP7 Drum Microphones gives you high-precision instrument mics that fill the needs of artists and engineers in both studio and live applications. Each Audix D series microphone consists of a VLM (very low mass) capsule housed in a precision-machined lightweight aluminum body. The Audix i-5 is the ultimate snare microphone, designed for accuracy and durability. The improved D-vice gooseneck allows for quick and easy set up and perfect mic placement. Thanks to Audix you don't need to compromise the sound of your drums. This DP series mic package will reproduce the sound of your drums exactly as you want your audience to hear them.

DETAILS 1 x i-5 snare mic: works for snare (top or bottom), toms, hand percussion, guitar cabs, acoustic instruments. Features a protective steel grill, is easy to set up and use, with a clean accurate sound. Dynamic VLM Type B transducer (transformerless). 46 Hz 18 kHz frequency response. Cardioid polar pattern, 150 Ohm output, 1.9 mV open circuit sensitivity. No power requirements, maximum SPL of 140 dB, off-axis rejection of >23 dB. Cast Zinc Alloy housing with Black E coat. 6.5 oz./183 grams.

2 x D-2 tom mic: works for rack toms, floor tom, congas. Features a slight mid-bass boost, excellent transient response, and big sound. Dynamic VLM Type B transducer (transformerless). 44 Hz 18 kHz frequency response. Hypercardioid polar pattern, 250 Ohm output, 2.5 mV open circuit sensitivity. No power requirements, maximum SPL of 144 dB, off-axis rejection of >30 dB. Machined aluminum housing with black hard coat. 4.5 oz./128 grams.

1 x D-4 kick / floor tom mic: works for floor tom, djembe. Features extended low end for larger drums, accurate frequency response, natural sound. Dynamic VLM Type D transducer (transformerless). 38 Hz 19 kHz frequency response. Hypercardioid polar pattern, 200 Ohm output, 2.1 mV open circuit sensitivity. No power requirements, maximum SPL of 144 dB, off-axis rejection of >30 dB. Machined aluminum housing with black hard coat. 4.5 oz./128 grams.

2 x ADX-51 condenser (overhead) mic: works for overheads, cymbals, hi-hat, goodie table. Features excellent performance at affordable pricing, tight pattern, accurate reproduction of high frequency instruments. Condenser transducer type (pre-polarized). 40 Hz 18 kHz frequency response. Cardioid polar pattern, 100 Ohm output, 15.9 mV open circuit sensitivity. 9 52v phantom power requirement, maximum SPL of >135 dB. Machined brass housing. 5 oz./142 grams.

1 x D6 kick mic: works for kick drum, floor tom, djembe, cajon. Features extended low end for larger drums, accurate frequency response, natural sound. Dynamic VLM Type D transducer (transformerless). 30 Hz 15 kHz frequency response. Cardioid polar pattern, 200 Ohm output, 2.2 mV open circuit sensitivity. No power requirements, maximum SPL of 144 dB, off-axis rejection of >20 dB. Machined aluminum housing with black hard coat. 7.7 oz./217 grams.

Aluminum Road Case 4 x D-Vice (gooseneck clip)

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Audix DP7 Drum Microphone Pack

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Great stuff

Posted by Robert W. from Broken Arrow, Ok. on May 24, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Drummer, 25 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Most anything

I play the drums for our worship team at church in Tulsa, Ok, and we updated our sound with addition of these great mics. The D6 bass mic is the best single part of the whole set.....piped through our subs, it will move you... If I had to do it all over, I would'nt change a thing

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Drum Mics? Who-Would-a-Thunk?

Posted by Jerry from Council Bluff, IA I.e. Farmer Paradise on May 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Church Drummer that's Finally Recording

Reviewer's Play Style: Church Music of course (silliness)

Need a full set of drum mics, you do, huh? Well look no further, for here is all you'll ever need as far as drum mics go (unless you have a 6-piece set or double mic your snare or bass drum.) But needless to say when I record my drums with these mics and then listen to the playback its scary how it sounds exactly like my drums! No colorization, no nothing! I didn't even set up my overhead (or any other mic) optimally, just slap em up, there you go partner, your read to roll (tom roll of course). These mics make me smile, high quality, phenomenal sound, and they even look cool! What more could you want? Buy now!!!

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If You Have The Means, I Highly Suggest Them!

Posted by Charm School Dropout from Omaha, NE on Feb 11, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Alternative

Even though I have been playing for 20+ years, I never had a need for my own mics. Last year, all that changed so I started trying stuff. The Audix DP7 Drum Microphone Pack was my ultimate choice. I went through all the usual suspects for kick (Beta 52 and D112) and snare (SM57) which are all great products but nothing sounds better to my ears than the I5 and the D6. The I5 produces just the right amount of high end while maintaining fullness. The D6 provides an excellent low end punch and isn’t too finicky about placement. I position it right inside the off–centered port on my front head and it delivers that chest pounding thud that is oh so important in rock music. The tom mics are also pretty excellent but I almost wish that they were all D4’s. That D4 on my mounted 16” always gets compliments from my drummer friends. The ADX 51’s are what really impress me about this mic set. I place them about a yard apart and about two feet above my highest cymbals with the 10 dB pad and bass roll-off applied and they pick up all of my cymbals flawlessly. They pick up just the right amount of hi-hat from that position as well. I use these mics primarily for live shows and always get a great result. My band recently recorded demo tunes using this Audix set and they came through for us in that application as well. It was the best recorded drum sound I’ve ever gotten.

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Amazing

Posted by Drum Guy from MT on Jul 1, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Pro Drum Tech

Reviewer's Play Style: All

I have used pretty much every drum mic out there and all the best ones are in this pack. I use them for live and recording and you just can't beat them for the price. The case is nice too.

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