Audix ADX 10

ADX10

Wireless component condenser vocal microphone

OVERVIEW

The ADX10 is a miniaturized condenser microphone designed for lavalier applications such as speech, presentation and theatrical production. Known for its clarity, resistance to feedback and ease of operation, the ADX10 has the ability to accurately capture and reproduce vocals from a comfortable distance of 4”-8”.

The ADX10 is characterized with a uniformly controlled cardioid polar pattern, helping to isolate the area or section being miked from other vocals or instruments on stage. With a smooth and accurate frequency range of 50 Hz - 18 kHz, the ADX10 is lightweight and will provide natural sound with exceptional transient response.

The ADX10, primarily for use with Audix wireless systems, includes a tie-clip, and a 3’ attached cable terminating to a mini-XLRf connector. The ADX10 may also be used as a wired mic. Simply order the APS910 or APS911 phantom power adapter for use with a standard mic cable.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

The ADX10 is designed to plug directly into the bodypack of an Audix wireless system.

Using the ADX10 as a hard wired mic: You will need the APS910 or APS911 phantom power supply.

APS910 and APS911 phantom power adapters: Note that the mini-XLRf connector at the end of the ADX10 plugs into mini-XLRm side of the APS910 or APS911 phantom power adapter. From there, plug a standard XLR-XLR microphone cable to complete the connection to the mixing board.

Avoid plugging or unplugging the microphone from a PA system unless the channel is muted or the volume of the system turned down. Failure to do so may result in a loud ‘popping’ noise which could seriously damage the speakers in the PA system.

Acoustic instruments: For violin, the ADX10 may be attached to the collar of a shirt pointing out towards the body of the instrument. For guitar, the ADX10 may be placed beneath the strings (with tape or velcro) or inside the guitar as an internal microphone. For udu drums, the ADX10 will fit inside the hole of the drum and held in place with clay. For flute see ADX10FLP.

USER TIPS

Lavalier: The ADX10 can be attached to a tie, a lapel, or to fabric by means of the supplied alligator style clip. For best results, the microphone should be positioned so that the capsule of the microphone is in an upward position and 4-6 inches from the mouth. Be sure that the round ports on the microphone capsule always remain exposed and do not get covered up in any way by clothing.

It is recommended to use the supplied external windscreen to help reduce popping and breath noise.

Further miking techniques may be found at www.audixusa.com.