Beyerdynamic TG D71c
Product information "Beyerdynamic TG D71c"
The Boundary microphone TG D71 completes the legendary Drum microphone series from Beyerdynamic.
It primarily serves to mic the bass drum, with no additional mounting material Simply inserted into the bass drum. The TG D71 can also be used for other low-frequency instruments such as the Cajon, or the piano. The compact design and the semi-cardioid characteristics allow easy positioning of the microphone. Due to the high pulse spread, a low response time and a maximum sound pressure level of 148 dB, the TG D71 is also suitable for the micing of percussion instruments.
The robust housing in a slim, compact design protects the microphone from damage during everyday handling on stage. For long-term installation on a surface, two mounting holes are located on the bottom of the microphone. The microphone is equipped with an integrated transducer and can be operated with microphone inputs with 11 to 52 V phantom power. A red status LED lights up when the phantom power is on, indicating the readiness of the microphone.
- Cable: not included
- Color/ Finish: Black
- Connection Plug: 3-pin XLR
- Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- Impedance: 200 Ohm
- Includes: Microphone
- Instrument Choice: Drums / Percussion
- Low-Cut-Filter: no
- Phantom Power: 11 - 52 V
- Pickup pattern: Cardioid
- Pre-Attenuation: no
- Sensitivity: 1,5 mV/Pa
- Subcategory: Instrument Microphone
- Transducer principle: Condenser
- Type: Boundary Microphone
- Weight: 424 g
- diaphragm: Small-diaphragm
- max. SPL: 148 dB
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In 1924 Eugen Beyer founded his own company to build cinema loudspeakers. The "Elektrotechnische Fabrik Eugen Beyer" thus developed into a world‑leading producer of microphones, headphones, headsets and conference systems.
With the highest standards of quality, engineers in Germany have been designing, testing and producing outstanding sound for almost 100 years. The in‑house developed Tesla technology ushers in a new era of headphones and is a unique selling point for Beyerdynamic in a highly competitive market. The drivers, redesigned from the ground up, feature an extremely strong magnetic drive and low‑colouration reproduction. Named after Nikola Tesla, the pioneer of alternating current, Tesla technology enables flexible applications and opens a new dimension in headphone listening pleasure.
The right headphone for the right application
Beyerdynamic divides its headphone range into the areas: at home, on the go, high‑end, broadcast, studio, gaming and home office. Whatever application you choose, many of the products feature technology from the latest generation. Whether hi‑fi headphones or studio headphones—features such as Tesla technology, Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), limiters or Bluetooth can be found in many models. With MOSAYC sound personalisation the headphone can be tuned to the user's individual listening taste and custom settings can be created.
Sought‑after models: products from the Beyerdynamic DT series are consistently popular and in high demand. Examples include the DT 770 Pro and DT 880 Pro.
Microphones, systems and series
For a wide range of applications there are wireless or wired solutions. Whether for speech, stage, presentation, studio recording, video conferencing or broadcasting, the live and studio microphones leave little to be desired. Polar patterns range from cardioid, supercardioid and hypercardioid to omnidirectional and figure‑of‑eight.
For practically every instrument type—string instruments, wind instruments, guitar, percussion, drums and keyboards—there is the right transducer. The Beyerdynamic TG series, in particular the clip‑on microphones TG D57c and TG D58c, are very popular.
We also offer the appropriate product for measurements and calibration. For example the MM‑1, which is available here in our shop.
