

beyerdynamic at the Music Fair in Frankfurt 1994


After the worldwide successful introduction on the market of TG-X microphones
in 1989, this year beyerdynamic is presenting the second generation of this
series. The microphones, which are equipped with neodymium magnets, were
optimized and improved by computer aid leading to a higher pick-up pattern
even at low frequencies. Furthermore, the rugged construction was improved
essentially by a modified shock absorbing seating of the transducer systems.
According to beyerdynamic, the new versions TG-X 20, TG-X 40, TG-X 60 and TG-X
80 represent an utility value, which exceeds the usual standard. All
microphones are available with or without switch.


A new Kick Drum Microphone:

The TG-X 50 is also an innovation and can be used for close miking of musical
instruments which produce high sound pressure levels (e.g. the bass drum). In
contrast to the known and reliable M 380 TG with figure-eight pattern, it is
featuring an extremely high gain-before-feedback hypercardioid
characteris-tic, which opens further possibilities of application.


TG-X Microphones for singing dancers and keyboard players:

In the range of small and low profile microphones, beyerdynamic presents new
neckworn microphones. In combination with two ear-pieces the adjustable
neckbands assure a well fit of the light microphone weighing 45 g. The mini
mic at the top of the thin gooseneck can be adjusted optimally in front of the
mouth and despite its small dimensions it is featuring an excellent
transmission range which is normally only found with usual vocal microphones.
The frequency response curves of the two microphones TG-X 30 (omnidirectional)
and TG-X 35 (cardioid) is unusually balanced and shows a presence accentuation
favourable for vocals. Besides the versions for connection to any phantom
supply, both microphones are also available for connection to beyerdynamic
beltpack transmitters. These microphones for musical performances, keyboard
players, drummers and entertainers represent a real alternative to
stand-mounted microphones.


Headsets for professional applications:

The new professional headsets DT 190, DT 191 and DT 192 meet the demands of
audio engineers in reports' applications and concerts. The DT 190 has a
dynamic lip microphone, whereas the DT 191 has a condenser microphone with
omnidirectional characteristic and the DT 192 a condenser microphone with
cardioid characteristic. The mini mics at the top of the thin gooseneck can be
adjusted optimally in front of the mouth.

All three are featuring an excellent ambient noise attenuation, a high
transmission factor and insensitivity towards stray magnetic fields of stage
equipment or TV-cameras.


Information:

beyerdynamic GB
Ltd., Unit 14, Cliffe Industrial Estate, Lewes, Sussex BN8 6LJ,
Phone (0273) 479411, Fax (0273) 471825

beyerdynamic france s.a., 7, Rue Labie, F-75017 Paris, Phone
(01) 44099393, Fax (01) 44098233

beyerdynamic USA Inc., 56 Central Avenue, Farmingdale N.Y.
11735, Phone (516) 293-3200, Fax (516) 293-3288




beyerdynamic GmbH & Co. 
Postfach 1320 
D-74003 Heilbronn

Telefon (07131) 617-0 
Telefax (07131) 60459 
