Microphone de scène Beyerdynamic D57c

The Beyerdynamic D57c stage microphone is a wired microphone designed for live performance and instrument miking. It offers a frequency range of 30–20000 Hz and connects via an XLR-3 interface. With a lightweight construction of 134 g and a black finish, it is intended for straightforward handling on stage and in rehearsal environments. The microphone integrates features for mounting and stability suitable for drum and percussion applications.

Advantages

The D57c provides a wide frequency response that captures low and high spectral content, supporting clear reproduction of varied drum types and percussion instruments. Its wired XLR-3 connection ensures a reliable audio signal path for stage use. The microphone’s compact weight and robust finish make it practical for frequent setup and transport while maintaining consistent performance.

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How to use

Connect the Beyerdynamic D57c to a mixer or preamp using a balanced XLR cable. Position the microphone close to the instrument or drum head for direct sound capture, using its mounting system to secure it to stands or clamp points. Adjust preamp gain and equalization on the mixer to achieve the desired balance and to prevent clipping at high sound pressure levels. Handle the microphone and mounting hardware with care during setup and teardown.

Recommendations

For optimal results when miking drums and percussion, position the microphone to capture the intended attack and body of the instrument while keeping it clear of direct impacts. Use a reliable XLR cable and set gain conservatively to accommodate transient peaks from strong hits.