Using a speaker as a low-frequency capture mic is nothing new. The Beatles used this technique as far back as the recordings of Paperback Writer and Rain. Go search your interwebs and youll find plenty of people dangling a speaker from a make-shift stand, re-wiring a monitor driver, or even hot-wiring a combo to try and garner those coveted sub-lows. Recently, manufacturers and DIYers have taken to wedging a leftover speaker into an repurposed orphan snare or tom drum. Sure, youll probably get some signal, but it takes more to get the all right pieces in place for the best possible signal at the source, so you get the best possible sound in your ears.Enter the SOLOMON MiCS LoFReQ... purpose built from the ground up, to get all the coveted chest-rumbling, sub-freq goodness, in a smaller package, at HALF THE WEIGHT of the conventional manufactured sub-mic, and HALF THE PRICE as well. SOLOMON MiCS mount to standard mic stands for limitless placement options, and stand choices... FeaturesThe Solomon 6.5 LoFReQ low-frequency capture mic. XLR-ready, mounts to standard 58 mic stand thread.Black carbon-fiber look tolex for sleek look, with ability to take the wear and tearCustomized in-line pad for controlled gain gain and impedance designed to match other micsAluminum protective grillsSpecifications Mic Type Dynamic, 6.5 Driver Polar Pattern Bi-directional Impedance 150 ohms Frequency Response 25 to 3000Hz Output Jack Neutrik XLR Overall Dimensions 7 x 3.5 Weight 4.1 lbsNo Trades, Cash Only, Local Pick Up
