BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35
BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35
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Description
Description
Make snares and toms stand out with the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35
The BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35 is a supercardioid dynamic microphone especially suited for capturing snares and toms. It is placed next to the instrument using the included MKV 87 stand, designed to attach to the rim, and also offers possibilities for use with wind instruments and guitar amplifiers. It is an option for those who are starting to set up their own drum microphone setup and for technicians who need a microphone with applications beyond percussion.
Capturing for snares and toms with an included rim-mount stand. When preparing a session, you can mount the microphone directly on the rim and adjust its position relative to the drumhead. Once the work is finished, the included zippered bag allows you to store it for the next occasion.
Key features of the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35
Especially suited for snares and toms
Supercardioid polar pattern for directional capture
Frequency response from 50 Hz to 14,000 Hz
Also suitable for wind instruments and guitar amplifiers
Includes MKV 87 rim-mount stand and zippered bag
What makes the BEYERDYNAMIC TG D35 special?
It combines a clear application in drums with the flexibility to work with other instrumental sources. Its supercardioid pattern allows you to direct the capture toward the chosen source, a useful aspect when looking for the microphone position on a drum kit with several close elements. For beginners, the included rim stand provides a practical starting point for placing the microphone on a snare or tom; for experienced users, it makes it easy to try different positions depending on the instrument and the desired result.
In addition to its use in percussion, its suitability for wind instruments and guitar amplifiers allows it to be utilized in different sessions. It is not limited to a single element of the kit: you can dedicate it to the drums in one recording and use it with another instrumental source when the needs of the work change.