The Audix D6 is a dynamic, low-frequency instrument microphone suitable for kick drums, large toms, bass cabinets, and leslie bottom. The cardioid polar pattern rejects off-axis noise and ambiance caused by additional instruments, monitors, etc.

The Audix D6 features VLM technology providing a sensitivity and sonic response resulting in a rounded, warm low-end while handling extremely high-sound pressure levels. The Audix D6 provides a consistent pickup, eliminating the need to locate the "sweet spot". The D6 includes a snap-on clip and carrying pouch.

For Kick Drum, Large Tom & Bass Cabinet    For Stage, Studio & Broadcast    Cardioid Pickup Pattern    Frequency Response of 30 Hz - 15 kHz

The D6 features a 30 Hz to 15 kHz frequency response. The contoured low-frequency pickup allows suitable miking of kick drums, bass cabinets, and more.

The cardioid polar pattern effectively minimizes off-axis noise and ambiance from additional instruments, monitors, etc.

The microphone is capable of handling extremely high audio levels without distorting.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the diameter of the microphone?

A: The diameter of the Audix ADX40's capsule is 0.47 inches.

Q: 2. Hi, is an e-604 mic a good choice for a bass drum? Any alternative mic models a surdo (brazilian bass drum)? Thanks,

A: Tis will work for a bass drum (surdo).Another superb choice: Shure BETA 52A - Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone for Bass Instruments B&H # SHBETA52A

Q: 3. IS this USB 2.0 or 1.1 ?

A: The Audix USB12 requires a USB2.0 connection or higher for proper operation.

Q: 4. Does it work in the ATR 3350 Audio technica?

A: I'm afraid not. That clip is designed to hold the mic itself the ADX10 is 10 mm in diameter. The ATR 3350 is 8 mm in diameter. Not a good fit. Try a B&H link toa href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885752-REG/auray_tc_olm10_tie_clips_for_olm_10.html/pageID/accessory target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885752-REG/auray_tc_olm10_tie_clips_for_olm_10.html/pageID/accessory/aThis clip will hold the cable as opposed to the entire mic. Should fit fine.

Q: 5. We have had two M1250B's for four years. Purchased to record the choir. Recently, the Music Director wants to amplify the choir a bit during Praise and Worship songs. However, the M1250Bs pick up a bunch of drums which sit 12 feet from the left mic and the drums are actually more predominate than the choir. Request advice? gev at Kirkmont Church

A: Move the drum kit if possible. If these mics are not ceiling mounted - you might try a few of these panels: ClearSonic S5-2 - 66 x 48 x 1.5 Double Section SORBER Baffle (Light Grey) with Handle. a href= http://bhpho.to/1AeFdcw target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1AeFdcw/a

Q: 6. Can it be used on a bass drum?

A: Should work on nearly all drum rims, snare, tom-tom, or bass.

Q: 7. To clip it on your eyeglass arm as a boom aimed at your mouth, would it pull too much on one's plastic eyeglass frame to be able to walk while wearing it?

A: That would not work well that way.

Q: 8. How do i hook it up?

A: Use an XLR microphone cable:Kopul - Premium Performance 3000 Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable - 6' (1.8 m), Black (B&H# KOM3006)Product Highlights: XLR M to XLR F Cable Color-Coded for Visibility and Style Ideal for Live Sound & Performance 95% Dual-Spiral Shield Twin Conductive PVC Inner Shields 24-Gauge OFC Conductors Cotton-Yarn Wrap Reduces Noise Shrink-Wrapped Solder Points Neutrik XX Silver Connectorshttp://bhpho.to/1blahAn

Q: 9. How does the audix ats 10 terminate to mixer. Does it hardwire from platform then clean male to mixer/phantom power input?

A: It sports an XLR Male connector in the back. You can then connect it via any standard XLR cables into your mixer and if your mixer and yes, it will pass through phantom power.

Q: 10. Will this microphone work with this Shure auto-mixer?https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/188356-REG/Shure_SCM410_SCM410_4_Cha

A: Yes, the Audix M70W Flush-Mount Ceiling Microphone can be connected to the Shure SCM410 4 Channel Automatic Mixer, however, you will need to use a separate phantom power supply to power the microphone since the M70W requires a minimum of 18V and the SCM410 will supply only 12V. As an option for a single mic, you can use the Mackie M48 Single-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply (B&H # MAM48).