Realizing that vocal microphones were not the best choice for mic'ing drums and percussion, Audix revolutionized drum and percussion technology by designing specific microphones for drum and percussion instruments. Now, with the introduction of the Fusion Series Drum Microphones, Audix quality and performance is available in a great sounding, very professional, and very affordable package. Learn More...










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10 out of 10Feature:
No clips (dont but the audix clips theyre horrible) but built solid.
Quality:
Solid mics, ok sound
Value:
A couple of 57s and pencil condensers would be better
Desirability:
Id rather have a blue bottle...
Sound:
Kick Mic adds that boxy 300 hz and sounds un-developed. Tom Mics are decent but suffer from lots of bleed, even with good placement. Overall a good start
Ease of Use:
Again, these mics suffer from lots of bleed. The tom mics pick up way too much above 10k
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3 out of 10Value:
I'm taking it back and getting an AKG D112 and a couple of SM57's. For $300 I expected a lot more out of this set.
Sound:
I use the two f15's for overhead and dthey sound okay on the cymbols. The f10's are flat and the f12 kick drum mic just plain sucks.
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