Work with capture distance using the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D70 MKII

The BEYERDYNAMIC TG D70 MKII is a hypercardioid dynamic microphone that offers specified frequency responses for close-up and far-field use. This distinction allows you to take the distance to the source into account when setting up a recording and seeking the balance your recording or sound reinforcement needs. Directional capture with concrete technical references to help you determine placement. It is aimed at musicians and technicians who want to adjust the result by changing the microphone's position, whether they are starting to explore miking techniques or setting up standard work setups.

Key features of the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D70 MKII

Dynamic microphone with a hypercardioid polar pattern

Close-up frequency response from 20 Hz to 14.1 kHz

Far-field frequency response from 40 Hz to 14.1 kHz

Nominal impedance of 280 ohms and sensitivity of 2.2 mV/Pa

Includes microphone clip and zippered pouch

What makes the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D70 MKII special?

The difference between its close-up and far-field responses highlights distance as a capture tool. Instead of treating placement as a simple setup step, you can compare positions and hear how the balance of the recording changes before resorting to processing. The specifications set the lower limit at 20 Hz for close-up use and 40 Hz for far-field use, while maintaining the upper limit at 14.1 kHz in both cases. Its hypercardioid pattern allows you to direct the capture toward the source while also paying attention to sounds coming from other directions. The included clip makes it easy to attach to a compatible stand, and the zippered pouch allows you to store it between uses.