Audix OM2
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Audix
OM2
Product Info
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The OM2 is a seriously impressive mic for the money. It’s a great workhorse for live vocals, especially if you're battling stage noise and need that focused pickup. It’s perfect for gigging vocalists or bands on a budget who need a reliable, clear sound.
Product Description
- Audix OM2
- Dynamic Vocal Microphone
- Hyper-cardioid
- Frequency range 50-16
- 000 Hz
- Sensitivity 140 dB SPL max.
- Impedance: 250 Ω
- Zinc metal housing
- XLR connector
PROS
- • Robust zinc housing offers excellent stage durability.
- • Hypercardioid pattern minimizes bleed, ideal for loud stages.
- • Clear vocal reproduction with surprising detail for its price.
- • Handles high SPL without significant distortion, versatile for various vocals.
CONS
- • Hypercardioid pattern demands precise mic technique; prone to feedback.
- • Lacks the warmth and low-end presence of more premium mics.
- • Basic build; lacks premium features like internal shock mount.
Product Video
Key Features
Polar Pattern
Hypercardioid
Frequency Range
50-16000 Hz
Sensitivity
140 dB SPL max
Impedance
250 Ω
Connector
XLR
Weight
0.75 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SM58 is more forgiving with mic technique and has a warmer tone; the OM2 offers more detail but demands precise positioning.
It can be, especially in untreated rooms; careful gain staging and room treatment are essential to avoid unwanted noise.
It handles high SPL well, but aggressive screaming requires careful gain management to prevent distortion.
