Audix has introduced new Band Packs—specifically, the BP5 PRO and BP7 PRO—which contain five- and seven-piece sets of Audix microphones, respectively.
Also new for 2012 are two affordable equivalent band packs, the BP5F and BP7F, also including five and seven microphones from the dynamic Fusion Series.
Audix co-founder and VP of sales Cliff Castle explains, “The Band Pack idea evolved after years of working together with artists and engineers on all performance levels. Because the Audix instrument microphone packs were a tremendous success, the next logical step was to offer complete ensembles which include both vocal and instrument microphones that complement each other and work in tandem.
“Staying true to our mic pack philosophy, we are able to provide pre-packaged microphone sets at a huge savings compared with purchasing the mics individually.”
The BP5 PRO includes the D6 and i5 instrument mics, the OM5 lead vocal dynamic microphone and two OM2 dynamic vocal mics. The BP7 PRO offers two additional mics - i5 dynamics for mic’ing guitar and bass cabinets a well as a wide variety of instruments.
“In order to satisfy all market demographics, Audix chose to offer the same Band Pack Pro configurations in our cost effective Fusion Series,” Castle adds. “Not to be underestimated, the Fusion Series mics offer excellent performance and affordability.”
Suggested Retail Pricing:
Pro Band Packs - BP7 PRO $975; BP5 PRO $775
Fusion Band Packs - BP7F $650; BP5F $495
Audix USA
Thanks for your comment. Yes its true you can buy the mics individually but it's not included in the kit. You need an extra case to carry.
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