the t.bone BD 300
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the t.bone
BD 300
Product Info
Article Number:
141187
Brand:
the t.bone
Model:
BD 300
Category:
Microphones for Bass Drum
Price:
$57.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The t.bone BD 300 is a surprisingly capable bass drum mic, especially considering the budget-friendly price. It’s ideal for beginner and intermediate drummers or anyone needing a reliable, focused bass drum sound without spending a fortune. The integrated mount is a genuinely useful touch for quick and easy setup.
Product Description
- the t.bone BD 300
- Dynamic bass drum microphone
- Specially for bass drum and brass instruments
- With integrated microphone mount
- 20 - 10
- 000 Hz
- 70 Ohm
- Super cardioid
- 137 dB SPL max
PROS
- • Robust construction handles serious bass drum SPLs
- • Supercardioid pattern minimizes bleed from other kit elements
- • Integrated mount simplifies setup and reduces cable clutter
- • Surprisingly punchy low-end response for its price point
CONS
- • High SPL handling can introduce distortion at extreme levels
- • Supercardioid pattern demands precise mic placement
- • Limited frequency response compared to higher-end bass drum mics
Product Video
Key Features
Mic Type
Dynamic
Polar Pattern
Supercardioid
Frequency Range
20 Hz - 10 kHz
Max SPL
137 dB
Sensitivity
-73 dBV/Pa
Weight
0.45 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Beta 52A offers a broader frequency response and more refined low-end, but the BD 300 provides a solid, punchy sound at a significantly lower cost.
Yes, it requires more careful mic placement to avoid unwanted sounds, but it also offers excellent isolation when positioned correctly.
While designed for bass drum and brass, you *could* use it on other loud instruments like toms, but its frequency response isn't ideal for more nuanced sources.
