The ADX40 is a miniaturized condenser microphone designed to hang from an overhead position for applications such as group vocals, choir, theatrical production and room ambience. Known for its clarity, resistance to feedback, and ease of operation, the ADX40 has the ability to accurately capture and reproduce sound from a distance. The ADX40 is characterized with a uniformly controlled cardioid polar pattern, helping to isolate the area or section being miked from other vocals or instruments on stage. The ADX40 is also available in a hypercardioid polar pattern (model ADX40HC) for tighter pick-up control. With a wide frequency range of 40 Hz - 20 kHz, the ADX40 provides natural sound with exceptional transient response. The ADX40 is supplied with an attached 30’ cable, external windscreen, wire hanger for positioning and phantom power adapter. Manufactured with very high standards and tight tolerances, the ADX40 features a machined brass body, field replaceable capsule and a variety of optional accessories. The ADX40 is available in non-reflective black or white finish (ADX40W).

Audix ADX40 Features 

Small, lightweight, low profile  · Excellent for distance miking · Available in 2 polar patterns · Available in black or white

Applications

Overhead mic for choir, group vocal · Orchestra miking · Ambient room miking · Symphonic area miking · School plays, theatrical productions

Audix ADX40 Specifications

Transducer Type Condenser
Frequency Response 40 Hz – 20 kHz
Polar Pattern Cardioid Hypercardioid (ADX40HC)
Output Impedance 250 ohms balanced
Sensitivity 5 mV / Pa @ 1k
Equivalent Noise Level 29 dB (A weighted)
Signal to Noise Ratio 65 dB
Maximum SPL ≥130 dB
Power Requirements 9 – 52 Volts phantom
Cable/Connector Shielded 30’ terminating to a miniature 3 pin Female XLR connector
Polarity Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3
Materials / Finish Brass / Black E-Coat
Weight 110 g / 4 oz
Length 30 mm / 1.2 in
List price: $249.00
Price: $209.00
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