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Audio-TechnicaBP4002 PS1Omnidirectional

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Audio-Technica BP4002 PS1 Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone

The Audio-Technica BP4002 PS1 is a professional-grade omnidirectional dynamic microphone designed for versatile audio applications. Built with rugged durability, it delivers clear, high-quality sound capture for live performances, studio recordings, and content creation.

Key Features

  • Omnidirectional pickup pattern captures sound equally from all directions
  • High-output dynamic element ensures excellent clarity and presence
  • Low-frequency roll-off switch reduces unwanted low-end rumble
  • Includes shock mount to minimise handling noise
  • Rugged and durable construction for demanding environments
  • Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre for versatile use
  • Compatible with a wide variety of audio interfaces and mixers

Overview

Ideal for capturing group vocals, instruments, and ambient sounds, the BP4002 PS1 excels in both studio and live settings. Its omnidirectional pattern and dynamic element provide clear sound reproduction while rejecting background noise. The included shock mount further enhances audio quality by reducing handling noise, making it a reliable choice for musicians, sound engineers, and content creators.

Invest in the Audio-Technica BP4002 PS1 for exceptional sound quality, reliability, and performance in all your audio projects.

( Specifications )

Frequency Response50 Hz - 15 kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio55 dB
ApplicationLive performance, studio recording
Cable Length25 feet
Cable TypeLow impedance microphone cable
ColorBlack
Connector TypeXLR
Country of ManufactureJapan
Design PurposeStage and studio
Diameter1.2 inches
Directivity Index1.6
Easily PortableYes
Electric ParameterLow current draw
Headphone OutputNo