SOLOMON MiCS LoFReQ Sub Microphone Custom Gold Dust Black

Countless individuals endeavor to obtain coveted sub-lows by dangling a speaker from a makeshift stand, rewiring a monitor driver, or even hot-wiring a combo amp. Manufacturers and DIYers alike resort to wedging leftover speakers into repurposed orphan snare or tom drums. While this may yield a signal, it requires more meticulous planning to capture the best possible signal at the source. Introducing the SOLOMON MiCS "LoFReQ," a purpose-built solution designed from the ground up.

The Solomon LoFreQ offers the sought-after chest-rumbling, sub-frequency goodness in a smaller package, weighing half as much as the conventional manufactured sub-mic and costing half the price. Size is of the essence, and the Solomon LoFreQ is a heavyweight in the mix, measuring a mere 7 inches compared to a 10-inch snare.

This dynamic microphone is tailored for recording studio and live stage use on kick drums, bass/guitar cabinets, and attaches seamlessly to a standard microphone stand (5/8-inch fine thread) with a Neutrik XLR output jack. Boasting a 6.5-inch speaker driver and a bi-directional polar pattern, the LoFreQ offers an impedance of 150 ohms, ensuring a perfect match with the beta 52.

To further enhance the user experience, the LoFreQ comes equipped with a customized in-line pad for controlled gain, designed to match the beta 52's gain and impedance characteristics. This thoughtful feature allows for seamless integration and precise control over the captured signal, enabling audio engineers and musicians to achieve the ultimate low-frequency performance.

In summary, the SOLOMON MiCS "LoFreQ" is a purpose-built solution that delivers the coveted chest-rumbling, sub-frequency goodness in a compact and cost-effective package. Its compact size, dynamic microphone capabilities, and customized in-line pad make it a versatile and essential tool for recording studios and live performances, where capturing the perfect low-frequency signal is of the utmost importance.

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