Audix FP7 Fusion Series Drum Microphone

The kit includes one f6 for the kick drum, three f2s for toms, one f5 for the snare, and two f9 condenser microphones for overheads. It also comes with six D-clips for the toms and snare, one MC1 clip for the kick, and a foam-lined aluminum carrying case.

No, the kit includes all the necessary mounting hardware. You get six D-clips for the snare and toms, which attach directly to the drum rims, and the kick drum mic is designed to be used with a standard mic stand.

Yes, the Fusion Series is built to handle both environments. The rugged construction is designed to withstand the rigors of touring, while the hyper-cardioid polar patterns provide the isolation and clarity needed for clean studio tracking.

The kit uses a mix to capture the full frequency range of a drum kit. The dynamic mics (f5, f2, f6) are excellent for handling high sound pressure levels on drums, while the condenser mics (f9) are more sensitive and ideal for capturing the crisp detail and shimmer of cymbals.

Absolutely. The hyper-cardioid pattern is highly directional, meaning it focuses tightly on the drum it is pointed at while rejecting sound from the sides. This is particularly effective at minimizing bleed from other instruments and reducing the risk of feedback on stage.

Yes, the two f9 condenser microphones included in the pack require 48V phantom power to operate. You will need an audio interface or mixing console capable of providing phantom power to use them.