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The Eikon DM12 Dynamic Large-Diaphragm Bass Drum Microphone is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to capture the full, punchy sound of low-frequency instruments authentically and with studio-quality results. Designed for bass drums, bass guitar cabinets, tubas, and similar sound sources, the DM12 delivers a precise and assertive sound—whether on stage or in the studio. With its specially tuned low-frequency extension and an extremely high sound pressure tolerance range, it’s ready for even the toughest applications.
The supercardioid polar pattern ensures maximum directivity, excellent off-axis attenuation, and high feedback resistance—ideal for loud environments, such as those typical of live concerts or rehearsal rooms. An integrated, lockable stand adapter with shock-absorbing properties makes positioning particularly easy and reliable—even inside a kick drum.
Eikon has established itself as a manufacturer of professional microphone solutions for stage and studio applications. The focus is on high-quality craftsmanship, practical features, and excellent sound at a fair price. With the DM12, Eikon targets drummers, sound engineers, and producers who refuse to compromise when it comes to low-frequency performance.
Whether in live performances or studio recordings, the DM12 impresses with its rugged construction, ease of use, and powerful, controlled sound. Thanks to its sophisticated technology and durable design, this microphone is a reliable tool for demanding low-frequency audio applications.
The DM12 is a professional dynamic microphone with a unidirectional polar pattern (supercardioid) that can be precisely aimed at the sound source. This effectively minimizes crosstalk from other sound sources—an indispensable feature in band or recording environments. The supercardioid pattern also offers a high gain before feedback, which is particularly advantageous when miking bass drums on small stages.
The frequency response, ranging from 50 Hz to 15,000 Hz, is ideally tuned to the low-frequency signals produced by bass drums, low-pitched toms, or wind instruments such as the tuba. Thanks to its fast transient response, the kick’s attack is reproduced cleanly and with impact—delivering a punch that cuts through the mix.
With a sensitivity of -60 dB ±3 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa at 1 kHz) and a maximum sound pressure level of 152 dB SPL (calculated), the DM12 is ideally suited for very loud signal sources. Distortion and clipping are now a thing of the past—even with aggressive playing styles or high stage volumes.
The integrated stand adapter with an XLR connector is lockable and ensures a secure, vibration-free mount. The internal shock mount reduces mechanical noise and structure-borne noise, while the microphone housing with a hardened steel grille offers maximum protection against external impacts.
With its compact dimensions of 105 mm in length and 65 mm in diameter, and a weight of 320 g, the DM12 can be easily integrated into any drum microphone setup. It not only delivers outstanding sound but also offers ease of use and a robust construction for long-term use.
If you’re looking for a reliable, powerful microphone for low-frequency instruments, the Eikon DM12 is a well-designed solution. The combination of powerful sound, high SPL handling, and rugged construction makes this microphone the ideal tool for drummers, sound engineers, and recording studios.
Especially in live performance settings, where feedback resistance, directionality, and ease of use are crucial, the DM12 excels with its practical design. The integrated tripod adapter saves time during setup and keeps the microphone securely in place even during intense stage use. The shock-resistant construction protects sensitive components from vibrations and mechanical stress—even during intense touring.
In the studio as well, the DM12 impresses with its finely tuned sound reproduction and detailed transient response in the low-frequency range. Whether for metal, rock, jazz, or pop—this microphone provides the foundation for a rich, defined drum sound that delivers in any production.
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