AKG D112 MKII Dynamic Bass-Drum Microphone

used this on both bass and kick drums galore, sounds amazing. what’s actually underrated is how well it picks up high end - when recording slap this really brings out the pops without making it too harsh. overall amazing mic, great purchase for anyone looking to start recording at home/with a band

Used on a couple of recordings, work well and sound really good, great for the price.

It works. It’s cheap and small which is what I needed. Obviously it’s not better than Earthworks or DPA but you can get a pretty decent result with some EQ. Totally worth it. Ps: the mic clip that it comes with is not that great or adaptable. Just buy another mic clip.

Amazing drum mics for an incredible price. Use them live every week and they sound amazing. Am yet to record with them, but I'm sure they'll do a great job. The build quality is superb and the case is great too. Would highly recommend them for gigging as they don't break the bank so you don't have to be so precious over them, especially during transport! I wouldn't think of them as a budget option, they can definitely hold their own even amongst the more expensive alternatives. Would recommend to anyone and would definitely buy again.

Great !

If you need a snare drum mic, and don't want it to encroach into the playing zone, this is the mic for you! Superb sound and really small footprint and the rim clip works a treat, keeping it away from stray sticks. I had an SM57 before and it was far too long to be held on by a rim clip, so it was a case of another mic stand. Who wants to carry even MORE hardware than necessary?!

Budget Akg made in China. I read up on these and these seem like a good investment.Used it on Acoustic guitar so far for a track .I have not tested on drums yet .but I bought a pair for drums tom toms.. Actually quite small good sounding microphones and at £45 each who's complaining ..nobody buys your music, so you have to record at home and give it away free these days 😉

Does what it says on the tin, really. May seem a bit entry-level, but I've seen these used in high-end studios. (Incidentally, many engineers swear by a cheap SM on the snare too.) You can get a nice clean, dry sound by just removing the front kick head, popping a blanket inside and sticking this in it. Good for a jazz sound, but you'll also get a good signal if you want to process the channel (or even trigger-replace) for more welly in other styles.

Nada que envidiarle al SM57 de shure, para instrumentos es magnifico, para voz no tanto, pero haciendo una buena ecualización sonara decente. Ampliamente recomendable.

Excellent performance. This mic set gave full value for my mony.

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Can't beat the sound of this set. Use it to record the bop kit in the basement. The extra tom mic I hook on my sax and it sounds great too

Es un excelente micrófono para grabar el bombo o cualquier otro instrumento de frecuencias graves, me gusta mucho su respuesta ya que a diferencia de el Beta52 de Shure o el D6 de Audix, este micrófono tiene un sonido muy redondo, ya que no tiene acentuaciones en su curva de frecuencia, lo hace ideal para grabar un sonido "neutro" y tu agregar o quitar lo que consideres necesario a la hora de ecualziar Gran manufactura con un cuerpo completamente de metal, incluye su adaptador para atriles PD: La foto que se encuentra en Amazon es la Version 1 (MK I), Al momento de comprar el micrófono te lleva el AKG D112 MKII