ADX12 & ADX18
Miniature Gooseneck Condenser Microphones in 12 and 18 Inch Lengths
The ADX12 & ADX18 are professional miniature gooseneck condenser microphones designed for applications such as podium, presentation, meetings, and teleconferencing.
With a uniformly controlled cardioid polar pattern, the ADX12 & ADX18 help isolate the speaker from ambient noise. The ADX series is available in a hypercardioid polar pattern for tighter pick-up control.
The ADX12 and ADX18 are designed with integrated preamp circuitry built into the base of the XLR. They can be mounted permanently via the supplied flange mount or with an optional base with an internal shock mount (see model ATS10, ATS1, ATS1L). The microphone may also be used on a standard microphone stand using the DCLIP snap to fit the microphone holder.
Designed, manufactured, assembled, and tested by Audix in the USA.
Transducer Type | Pre-Polarized Condenser |
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Frequency Response | 40 Hz – 18 kHz |
Polar Pattern | Cardioid/Hypercardiod |
Output Impedance | 150 ohms |
Sensitivity | 24 mV (C) / Pa @ 1k 30 mV (HC) / Pa @ 1k |
Equivalent Noise Level | 28 dB (A weighted) |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 66 dB |
Maximum SPL | ≥120 dB |
Power Requirements | 18 – 52 Volts phantom |
Connector | 3-pin XLRm |
Polarity | Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3 of output XLR connector |
Materials / Finish | Machined Aluminum / Black Finish |
Weight | 113 g / 4 oz (ADX12) 159 g / 5.6 oz (ADX18) |
Length | 403 mm / 16 in (ADX12) 558 mm / 22 in (ADX18) |
1x ADX12 or ADX18 Miniature Gooseneck Microphone
1x TM1218 Flange Table Mount
1x WS1218 External Windscreen
12″ Variations
- ADX12 – Cardioid 12″ podium microphone with flexible gooseneck at both the base and the top of the shaft. Requires 18-52 V phantom power.
- ADX12HC – As above with a hypercardioid pattern.
18″ Variations
- ADX18 – Cardioid 18″ podium microphone with flexible gooseneck at both the base and the top of the shaft. Requires 18-52 V phantom power.
- ADX18HC – As above with a hypercardioid pattern.