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Features at a glance:

• Dynamic handheld microphone
• Pickup pattern: Wide Hypercardioid
• Frequency range: 40 Hz - 19 kHz
• VLM capsule, type „D“
• Tailored midrange for ensuring clear, detailed vocal reproduction
• Includes stand adapter and protective pouch
• Designed for vocal applications, also suitable for miking various instruments

Featuring the most sophisticated technology available for dynamic microphones, the OM-6 excels all requirements set for live performance. It provides a rich and detailed sound, unbeatable clarity, an extended low-end response, high SPL capability without distortion, reduced handling noise, excellent noise- and high feedback rejection. It has been built into a rugged housing that has been made to withstand the tough demands of touring. The above features are not just empty words but full facts.

Audix’s VLM (Very Low Mass) capsule permits the reproduction of transients and harmonics which, along with a slight rise of the frequency response between 2 - 10 kHz, allows the microphone to compete even with condenser microphones. Compared to the OM-5, the sound produced by the OM-6 is fuller and in contrast to the OM-7, it has slightly more bass proximity. It exhibits a transformerless design with low-impedance, symmetrical output jacks with ensure interference free operation even with long cable runs. The OM-6 provides high feedback-rejection (>30 dB), a rugged grill ball and an SPL capability of up to 144 dB which ensure true roadworthiness and great performance even on loud stages.

MP-Rating: Due to its versatility, this is a true multi-purpose microphone. Compared to the OM-5 its performance is even better 5 Stars!

Legend:
1 Star – still room for improvement!
2 Stars – satisfactory overall impression!
3 Stars – good price/performance value!
4 Stars – very recommendable!
5 Stars – highly recommendable!
6 Stars – unbeatable top product!

What are handheld vocal microphones?
Microphones that you hold in your hands while performing are considered as handheld vocal microphones. These microphones have to fulfil certain criteria. They need to offer high feedback-rejection and most of them feature cardioid, supercardioid or hypercardioid polar patterns. In addition they are required to provide a rugged construction, full bass and crispy highs. Their frequency response is usually tailored, because these microphones are designed for vocal pickup. Models featuring a pronounced proximity effect are frequently used. When choosing a mic, you should also make sure that wind and breath "pop" noise as well as handling noise are sufficiently suppressed.