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Instrument Microphones in India

Instrument, drum and overhead microphones for stage, studio and worship spaces from Shure, Audio-Technica and Sennheiser, supplied across India.

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Instrument Microphones in India

Instrument microphones are designed to capture drums, guitar amps, brass, pianos, choirs and other sound sources on stage and in the studio. Choosing the right one depends on the source: kick drum microphones handle low frequencies and high sound pressure, small-diaphragm condensers capture detail on cymbals and acoustic instruments, and overhead microphones cover choirs and groups from above.

The range includes Shure kick drum microphones such as the Beta 91A, NXN2 and PGA52, the PGADRUMKIT5 five-piece drum kit, the Beta 181 side-address condensers and kit, the MX202 and CVO overhead microphones for choirs, and the VP88 stereo microphone. Audio-Technica models include the PRO25ax, ATM230, ATM350 and ATM450 instrument microphones, the AT5045 and AT4049b, and Sennheiser e 600 series instrument microphones and the e 600 drum kit.

Corporate AV supplies and supports instrument microphones across India. Tell us the source and the venue and we will recommend a model, or request a quote.

How to choose an instrument microphone

Choose by sound source first, then by whether you need a dynamic or a condenser microphone.

CompareKick drum and low sourcesInstrument and drum kitsOverhead and stereo
ExamplesShure Beta 91A, NXN2 and PGA52.Shure PGADRUMKIT5, Beta 181 kit and Sennheiser e 600 drum kit, plus Audio-Technica PRO25ax and ATM230.Shure MX202 and CVO overheads, and the VP88 stereo microphone.
Best forKick drums, bass cabinets and other low, loud sources.Stage, worship and studio setups with several instruments.Choirs, groups and drum overheads.
Check firstSound pressure handling and the stand or mount.The number of microphones in the kit and the cables.Placement above the group and the mounting.
Also considerShock mounts and stands.Clips and cables.A mixer with enough channels and phantom power.

Specifications vary by model. Check the product page, or tell us the source and the venue.

Works well with instrument microphones

Instrument microphones need a mixer and a stage setup. These categories usually go with them.

Brands we supply for instrument microphones

Buying guides

Design

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Installation and support

Our engineers can install, configure and support the system after delivery.

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Delivery across India

Equipment is supplied and shipped to your site anywhere in India.

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Questions our clients ask before buying

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What is an instrument microphone?
An instrument microphone is built to capture a specific sound source such as a drum, guitar amp, brass instrument, piano or choir, often with a pattern and sensitivity suited to that source.
Which microphone should I use on a kick drum?
Use a microphone made for low frequencies and high sound pressure. Examples in this range are the Shure Beta 91A, NXN2 and PGA52. Check the product page for details.
What are overhead microphones used for?
Overhead microphones sit above a source such as a drum kit or choir to capture the whole group. The Shure MX202 and CVO overhead microphones, listed here, are used for choirs and similar setups.
Do you sell drum microphone kits?
Yes. For example the Shure PGADRUMKIT5 five-piece kit, the Shure Beta 181 kit with four capsules and the Sennheiser e 600 drum kit.
Which brands do you supply?
We supply Shure, Audio-Technica and Sennheiser instrument microphones.
Do you supply microphones across India?
Yes. Corporate AV supplies and supports microphones across India. Request a quote and tell us the source and the venue.