Key Features
- Uses either battery or phantom power
- Low frequency roll-off selection
Boundary Microphones (sometimes known as Pressure Zone Microphones or PZM) are unusually shaped microphones designed to record audio around a wider area. The most common use for boundary microphones is in a meeting or roundtable discussion, as a single microphone can clearly capture a multitude of voices. Other uses include recording a complete performance space or staging area with a single microphone.
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The Audio Technica AT8531 is a power module designed for electric microphones, which allows you to power them up with either battery power or phantom power.