Audix D6 Bundle

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Audix D6 Bundle

Audix

D6 Bundle

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 233779
Brand: Audix
Model: D6 Bundle
Price: $251.90

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The Audix D6 is a serious contender for anyone needing to capture a powerful, defined kick drum sound. Its low-end punch is fantastic, and the included tripod is a nice touch. This bundle is a great value for drummers and bass players on a budget who want a dedicated mic for that low-end thump.

Product Description

Audix D6 Bundle

*Bundle offer comprising*, Audix D6

*Special microphone for bass drums*

The D6 is a dynamic microphone which is outstanding at reproducing especially low frequencies. Offering a frequency range from 30 Hz to 15 kHz, it is therefore ideally suited for recording kick drums, bass cabinets/combos and other similar instruments. Transformerless electronics as well as low impedance and balanced outputs guarantee an interference-free performance - even with the use of long cables.

  • Professional dynamic large diaphragm microphone
  • Also suitable for electric basses
  • Cardioid polar patten
  • Frequency range: 30 - 15
  • 000 Hz
  • Impedance: 200 Ohm
  • Max SPL: 144 dB
  • Sensitivity: 0.8 mV/Pa @ 1 kHz
  • Weight: 254 g
  • Millenium BD 100

*Micro Tripod For Bass Drum*, Special tripod for the positioning of the microphone in front of or in the bass drum, Extendable, Dimensions: 20 x 19 x 18 to 24.5 cm, Colour: Black, Included: Thread Adapter 3/8 "- 5/8"

PROS
  • • Excellent low-frequency response for impactful kick drums
  • • Transformerless design minimizes noise and distortion
  • • Robust construction with a solid feel and dependable build
  • • Millennium tripod provides stable positioning for bass drum use
CONS
  • • Cardioid pattern limits stereo recording flexibility
  • • Can be a bit unwieldy due to its size and weight
  • • Less versatile for vocals or acoustic instruments compared to multi-pattern mics

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Key Features

Included Items Audix D6 Microphone, Millennium BD 100 Bass Drum Tripod
Mic Type Dynamic, Large Diaphragm
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Best For Bass drums, bass amplifiers, electric bass guitar
Connector XLR

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Beta 52A is often considered the gold standard, but the D6 offers comparable low-end presence at a more affordable price point; the D6 might have a slightly more focused low-end.
The Millennium tripod is adequate for general use and studio recording, but for demanding live performances, a heavier-duty tripod is recommended.
While technically possible, the D6’s focused low-end response isn't ideal for vocals or acoustic instruments; it’s best suited for sources where low-frequency reproduction is key.

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