Audix Condenser Microphones

Every audio buff knows that the two main microphone types are dynamic and condenser. Offering a much higher frequency response than dynamic mics, condensers are the most common type of microphone, and are an essential piece of equipment to have in your recording studio. For this reason, it only makes sense to be equipped with a condenser microphone that's renowned and respected by industry professionals...and make no mistake about it, Audix are the condenser microphone specialists.

For over 30 years, Audix has been building a stellar reputation for providing exceptional audio products, and their line of condenser microphones are no exception. The Audix research and development team takes great pride in assuring that every condenser microphone they design is put through vigorous testing methods to meet not only industry guidelines, but exceed the expectations of its users. From small diaphragm condenser mics to clip-ons, handheld supercardioid mics and more, you'll find no shortage of high-performance condenser microphones throughout the extensive Audix catalog.

For stage, studio and even broadcast applications, the Audix ADX60 Boundary microphone is a professional pre-polarized condenser mic that is perfect for capturing audio from a distance with superb clarity. Known for its high sensitivity, the Audix ADX60 is highly recommended for a wide variety of settings. Another popular item is the Audix ADX51 cardioid condenser microphone. The smooth uniform response of this mic is astounding, and makes an excellent option for overheads, cymbals and group vocals.

Condenser microphones have come a long way since their invention in 1916, and a big reason is because of industry leaders like Audix. In every leap that technology makes, Audix are consistently one step ahead in the race, working effortlessly to improve on their craft, as well as offer new state-of-the-art designs to audio enthusiasts of every budget and experience level. Whether you're a professional in the business or a home recording amateur, you can bet that Audix has the perfect condenser microphone for you.