• TG D70 and TG I51 expand beyrerdynamic's TG microphone line

    beyerdynamic has just added two new microphones to its Touring Gear (TG) series. The dynamic kick-drum microphone TG D70 mkii and the instrument microphone TG I51 are manufactured at the company’s production base in Heilbronn, Germany. Each microphone has a die-cast zinc housing and compact design, and are targeted both to the studio or the stage.

    The second generation of the TG D70 is a specialist among drum microphones. The large diaphragm microphone was designed especially for kick drums. The TG D70 can fit right into every hole on a typical kick drum and can also be set up on a cajón and bass guitar amplifiers.

    The TG I51 is a multipurpose microphone from snare and tom drums to electric guitar amplifiers and brass instruments. This lean microphone with the short shaft is easy to attach to the stand or a snare drum with the help of beyerdynamic’s microphone holder MKV 87.

    "The refinement of beyerdynamic’s world-famous M88 capsule in the second generation of the TG D70 takes sound quality to a level never dreamed of by its predecessor model", says the company.

    The TG D70's directional patter is hypercardioid, while the TG I51 is cardioid.

    The TG D70 and the TG I51 are now available. The recommended retail prices are EUR 219.00 (TG D70 incl. VAT) and EUR 119.00 (TG I51 incl. VAT). Both microphones come with an integrated clip and bag.

    Technical data: TG D70
    Transducer type Dynamic
    Operating principle Pressure gradient receiver
    Directional patterns Hypercardioid
    Frequency response
    Close milking
    Distant milking (measured at 1 m)
    20 – 14,100 Hz
    40 – 14,100 Hz
    Open circuit voltage 2.2 mV/Pa (-53.1 dBV) ±2.5 dB
    Length 91mm
    Head diameter 57mm
    Weight (without cable) 341g

    Technical data: TG I51
    Transducer type Dynamic
    Operating principle Pressure gradient receiver
    Directional patterns Cardioid
    Frequency response
    Close milking
    Distant milking (measured at 1 m)
    33 – 19,000 Hz
    80 – 19,000 Hz
    Open circuit voltage 2.7 mV/Pa (-51.4 dBV) ±3 dB
    Length 79.5 mm
    Head diameter 44mm
    Weight (without cable) 203 g
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