Frequency optimized to capture vocal performances, the Audix PDX720 Dynamic Vocal Studio Microphone (Signature Edition) features a dynamic mic capsule designed to deliver smooth, natural vocals with excellent low-end extension. The mic's hypercardioid polar pattern focuses audio capture narrowly in front of the capsule, helping to reduce bleed from other instruments as well as reflections from walls and hard surfaces in untreated recording environments.

A 3-position high-pass filter switch can be set to Off, 155, or 120 Hz, allowing you to easily remove unwanted low-end frequencies. Similarly, a 3-position presence boost switch can be set to Off, +1.5, or +3 dB to accentuate frequencies in the 3 to 8 kHz range. Low-noise preamp circuitry ensures a robust signal level from the PDX720, eliminating the need for an inline preamp often necessary with dynamic microphones.

For Vocals, Drums & Instruments    Hypercardioid Pickup for Less Bleed    Off, 120, or 155 Hz High-Pass Switch    Off, +1.5, or 3 dB Presence Boost Switch    Low-Noise Preamp Circuit    High Output Level    Handles up to 135 dB SPL    50 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Range

• Dynamic microphone capsule requires no phantom power
• High-pass filter switch at 120, 155 Hz, or Off
• Presence boost switch at +1.5, + 3 dB, or Off
• Hypercardioid polar pattern focuses audio capture narrowly in front of mic capsule for less bleed and reflections
• Capsule handles up to 135 dB SPL
• Plug and play use, quick setting adjustments on mic making mixing easier
• Low-noise preamp circuitry ensures high output gain without additional inline preamp required
• Frequency response optimized for vocal performance
• Great versatility for drum and instrument recording
• Stylish signature edition with black and gold finish
• Designed, machined, and tested in the USA

• Vocals
• Voiceover
• Professional podcast
• Studio broadcast
• Studio recording
• Drum recording
• Instrument recording

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how many feet away does it have reach?

A: The max reach with complete line of sight is 300', however when using it in a city the furthers distance recommended is between 100' to 150'.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with a canon 70 D camera? And how big is it?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the 70D. It is 2" in diameter and 7.3" long.

Q: 3. Can the receiver have 2 mics connected to it? Like 1 handheld and 1 lapel mic?

A: No. This receiver can only be used to connect to one transmitter at a time.

Q: 4. Is there an affordable USB audio interface you'd recommend for using the SM7B to record with a MacBook Pro? Shure recommends at least 60 dB of gain, which means that a lot of USB audio interfaces won't cut it. I'll gladly spring for the mic, but don't want to spend a fortune just to be able to use it.

A: Dont use this mic to record to a computer. Buy a portable Digital Recorder such as the Tascam DR-100MK II and then after recording import the file into your Mac or PC.

Q: 5. Does the on/off button have a mute option?

A: The mic does have a separate mute button in the front part of the mic.

Q: 6. What kind of receiver is needed for this wireless mic?

A: Actually this is a wired mic

Q: 7. hi. the power supply is it for europe? i need it for 240v not 120v

A: The power supply is dual voltage, so it will work in Europe.

Q: 8. its phantom power required? I would like to put ii on top my DSLR to get interior speeches or dialogs.

A: It needs a XLR connection (cable). I use it with a Zoom H6 and synchronize in post.

Q: 9. I have a frequency problem ?

A: Please e-mail us: askbh@bandh.com

Q: 10. can i use it in europe , voltage problems maybe?

A: Voltage should not be a problem since the power adapter works on 100-240 volts. However, you need to check if the operating frequency ranges are OK for your region in Europe. That by itself would be the reason to buy in Europe so that you can make sure you are operating within the local law and allowable frequency spectrum.