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CAD TOURING DRUM MIC PACK
September 2005—CAD Microphones' (www.cadmics.com, $149.99) 4-piece Drum Mic Touring Pack comprises a KM212 dynamic kick drum mic, two TM211 dynamic tom mics and one SN210 snare mic. The KM212 captures high-SPL sources (kicks, bass amps, etc.) with frequencies below 100 Hz. The tight cardioid TM211 and supercardioid SN210 offer excellent isolation from other drums; both models include CAD's patented angle-adjustable rim-mount drum clips for easy setup and no need for mic stands, for a clean stage look and less gear to pack.

















CAD C195
July 2005—CAD's C195 ($199) is a low-noise, electret condenser cardioid microphone with a transformerless circuit. The C195 features the I.N.R.-3 system for diminished cable, stand and handling noise. A Flex-Form grille guards the capsule from damage, and an internal multistage pop filter minimizes wind and breath noise. Frequency response is 50 to 18k Hz with a max. SPL of 132 dB (1% THD); impedance is 500 ohms.






































CAD D189
July 2005—The CAD D189 ($169) is a dynamic supercardioid microphone engineered for transparent sound and minimal off-axis pickup. CAD's proprietary I.N.R.-2™ Impact Noise Rejection system dramatically reduces cable, stand and handling noise. A Flex-Form™ hardened-steel grille screen resists deforming and reduces risk of adverse performance caused by a bent or dented ball screen. An internal multistage pop filter minimizes wind and breath noise. Frequency response is 50 to 16k Hz; impedance is 300 ohms.

















CAD CAD90
May 2001—CAD's CAD90 dynamic microphone features an internal multistage
pop filter to minimize breath noise. This cardioid model is priced at
$239. The CAD95, the company's top-end vocal condenser, which is also
priced at $239, is a transformerless cardioid electret mic. The CAD95
also features an internal multistage pop filter, CAD's exclusive INR
(Impact Noise Rejection) shock-mount system and a rugged Flex-For
grille screen.


























	

	

		





	
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