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SonSUBKICK LoFreq SOLOMON Capteur dynamique de grosse caisse 550.00 MAD / JOUR

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Solomon are a new microphone company that came into existence when owner and designer Henry French saw the need to develop a microphone that could help capture the full frequency response of a kick drum, in a reliable package. The LoFreq was born, and is a new take on the ‘reverse speaker’ drum microphone. A slightly unusual and often misunderstood way of capturing audio, it’s been most commonly achieved in a DIY style, by wiring a Yamaha NS10 (or equivalent) driver in reverse. Yamaha did develop a commercial product, the Subkick, themselves (although it is no longer in production), but it was often criticised for its weight and a high price tag for what is a niche product.
The weight of such mics is relevant, as they can be a little tricky to position around other microphones. The LoFreq by Solomon is physically smaller and lighter than the Yamaha model, and also comes in at a much more affordable price. The designers also claim to have refined the original concept with the aim of extending its usefulness beyond just kick drums, and generally bringing a new lease of life to a relatively old idea.
Mic Type: Dynamic, 6.5'' Driver Polar Pattern: Bi-directional Impedance: 150 ohms Frequency Response: 25 to 3000Hz Output Jack: Neutrik XLR Overall Dimensions: 7" x 3.5" Weight: 4.1 lbs ADDITIONAL FEATURES: -Customized in-line pad for controlled gain (gain and impedance designed to match Beta 52) -Attaches to standard mic stand (5/8" fine thread) -Tolex wrapped fiberboard shell -Heavy duty protective grills -One Year Warranty Shown here is a comparison between the SOLOMON LoFReQ and a popular mass-produced "sub-mic". A frequency sweep was measured through a 22in bass drum, for a real world result... SOLOMON LoFReQ graphed in black, other mic shown in green.Size IS everything. The SOLOMON LoFReQ is huge in the mix, and small enough to fit in where it's needed.(Shown above compared to a 10" snare body...)
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