
Behringer
Behringer TA5212 Premium Gooseneck Condenser Microphone
Condenser
Behringer TA5212 supercardioid gooseneck condenser microphone delivers focused vocal clarity for studios, podiums, and conferences.
$30.90*
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Overview
Key Features
Professional gooseneck condenser microphone for transparent vocal projections
Ideal as talkback microphone for studios, podiums and conferences
Supercardioid characteristic provides maximum isolation from other sound sources
Flexible gooseneck shaft for effortless "sweet spot" positioning
Switchable low-frequency roll-off for clear voice recordings
Specifications
Brand
Behringer
Model
TA5212
Type
Gooseneck Condenser Microphone
Polar Pattern
Supercardioid
Connectivity
XLR
Power
Phantom Power Required
Special Feature
Switchable Low-Frequency Roll-Off
Construction
Metal
Frequently Asked Questions
What polar pattern does the TA5212 use?
The TA5212 uses a supercardioid polar pattern, which provides a tighter pickup area than standard cardioid microphones, offering maximum rejection of ambient noise and feedback from surrounding sound sources.
What does the switchable low-frequency roll-off do?
The low-frequency roll-off switch engages a high-pass filter that reduces rumble, air conditioning hum, and other low-frequency noise, resulting in cleaner, more intelligible voice recordings.
What type of connection does this microphone use?
The TA5212 connects via a standard XLR connector and requires phantom power, as is standard for condenser microphones.
Is the gooseneck flexible enough to reposition during use?
Yes, the gooseneck shaft is fully flexible and holds its position once adjusted, allowing you to aim the capsule at the speaker's mouth for optimal pickup without the microphone drifting out of place.