With a high impulse fidelity, quick-responding attack, and a maximum sound pressure level of 148 dB, the TG D71 is ideal for miking percussion instruments. The microphone delivers an equally convincing performance on cajones and pianos.
With a slim and timeless design, it’s both a technical and a visual highlight. A red, illuminating LED status displays the applied phantom power, as well as the operating status of the microphone. The microphone is supplied with a travel bag for protection during transportation. For longer installation on a surface, the microphone has a mounting device on the bottom.
While the extremely rugged housing ensures optimum protection during use on stage, the compact design allows the microphone to be positioned easily in a bass drum without any additional accessories. The XLR connector has an integrated pre-amp, which is practical both on stage and in the studio.
To achieve that "unique" beyer sound, beyerdynamic has been developing and refining its Sound Channelling Technology (SCT) for decades. Our acoustic expercts have created acoustic labyrinths with special geometries that provide optimised sound channelling. They influence the sound and model the polar pattern by using precisely tuned delay lines and attenuation pads. Whether with additional elements, special materials or unique design: every beyerdynamic microphone has its own SCT to ensure optimal control of the sound waves. The result? Incredible sound quality.
Touring Gear - a series of live microphones that are set to excite performers in studios and on stages all over the world. Rugged in design with phenomenal audio quality, they are the perfect complement to beyerdynamic's legendary M series models, including well-known classics such as the M 88 and M 160.