The Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone is a dynamic mic with a hypercardioid polar pattern. It is designed specifically for musical instrument pickup in the studio and on stage.
The Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone is the versatile addition to the Artist Series Microphones. It features a new multi-stage flat grille design for precise positioning close to the sound source. Equipped with a neodymium magnet for high-output performance, the Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone has a frequency response tailored for clear sound reproduction of guitar cabinets, snare and percussion. A-T’s innovative dual-wall floating construction banishes handling noise.
Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone Features
- Hypercardioid polar pattern reduces pickup of sounds from the sides and rear, improving isolation of desired sound source
- Durable performance for professional applications
- Special dual-wall floating construction reduces handling noise and assures consistent performance from mic to mic
- Hi-ENERGY® neodymium magnet for improved output and transient response
- Multi-stage flat grille design is engineered to enable easy placement as close as possible to sound source
- Corrosion-resistant contacts from gold-plated XLRM-type connector
- Rugged, all-metal design and construction for years of trouble-free use
Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone Specifications
- Element: Dynamic
- Polar Pattern: Hypercardioid
- Frequency Response: 80-17,000 Hz
- Open Circuit Sensitivity: –56 dB (1.5 mV) re 1V at 1 Pa
- Impedance: 300 Ohms
- Weight: 279 g (9.8 oz)
- Dimensions: 164.2 mm (6.46") Long, 38.8 mm (1.53") Diameter
- Output Connector: Integral 3-Pin XLRM-Type
- Audio-Technica Case Style: T5
Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone Includes
- Audio Technica ATM650 Microphone
- Audio Technica AT8470 Quiet-Flex™ Stand Clamp for 5/8"-27 Threaded Stands
- 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 Threaded Adapter
- Soft Protective Pouch
- 2 Year Warranty
2 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews
-
Good 57 Alternative
Feb 25th 2023This mic is not better or worse the a 57 in my opinion. I got it to try on several different sources and it is admirable on all but not notable on any. It works great, it is solid and it looks the part.
-
New Snare Mic
Mar 26th 2014I was looking to have another mic to use on snare when the 57 and MD431 weren't cutting it. The ATM 650 was a pleasant surprise. When I saw that it was made in China I was a little concerned, but the mic sounded great on 3 different snares in a session. I compared it to a 57 on electric guitar and it sounded a little thinner and slightly brighter. It would be great on a guitar amp that has a tad too much bass. Go Audio Technica. I have 6 or 7 Audio Technica mics and I love them all.
Write a Review
Sign Up for exclusive sales and offers!