Delivering a smooth uniform frequency response from 20 Hz - 20 kHz, the CX-112 is equipped with switches for 10 dB pad and a bass roll-off. With 10 dB pad engaged, the CX-112 is capable of sound pressure levels of 145 dB, allowing the microphone to be used successfully on everything from subtle acoustic instruments in a studio to screaming guitar cabs on a concert stage.
At a glance
One inch gold-sputtered diaphragm
Low noise electronics
10 dB pad and bass roll-off
Rich warm tones - ideal for digital recording
High power handling of 145 dB SPL
Adjustable metal clip allows for secure positioning
Excellent for vocals, piano, overheads, guitar cabs, percussion, and acoustic instruments
Delivering a smooth uniform frequency response from 20 Hz - 20 kHz, the CX-112 is equipped with switches for 10 dB pad and a bass roll-off. With 10 dB pad engaged, the CX-112 is capable of sound pressure levels of 145 dB, allowing the microphone to be used successfully on everything from subtle acoustic instruments in a studio to screaming guitar cabs on a concert stage.
The CX-112, which is designed with a discreet low noise preamp circuitry, operates on phantom power of 48-52 volts. Optimum results will be achieved by using the CX-112 with a high quality mic preamplifier and premium quality microphone cable.Delivering a smooth uniform frequency response from 20 Hz - 20 kHz, the CX-112 is equipped with switches for 10 dB pad and a bass roll-off. With 10 dB pad engaged, the CX-112 is capable of sound pressure levels of 145 dB, allowing the microphone to be used successfully on everything from subtle acoustic instruments in a studio to screaming guitar cabs on a concert stage.
Adjustable metal clip allows for secure positioning
Excellent for vocals, piano, overheads, guitar cabs, percussion, and acoustic instruments
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Manufacturer
Audix
Short Description
Delivering a smooth uniform frequency response from 20 Hz - 20 kHz, the CX-112 is equipped with switches for 10 dB pad and a bass roll-off. With 10 dB pad engaged, the CX-112 is capable of sound pressure levels of 145 dB, allowing the microphone to be used successfully on everything from subtle acoustic instruments in a studio to screaming guitar cabs on a concert stage.