The Takstar BM620 is a professional back electret condenser microphone built for studio recording, podcasting, and broadcast applications that demand precise, directional audio capture. Its hyper-cardioid polar pattern delivers exceptional off-axis rejection, ensuring your voice or instrument stays front and centre while background noise stays out of the mix.
Spanning a wide frequency response of 60Hz to 16kHz and powered by standard 9–52V phantom power, the BM620 reproduces natural, full-bodied sound with remarkable clarity. A convenient push on/off mute switch with LED indicator gives you instant, silent control over your signal — a must-have feature for live sessions and professional recordings alike.
Key features
- Hyper-cardioid polar pattern for tightly focused, directional pickup that minimises bleed from surrounding noise sources
- Back electret condenser element delivers high sensitivity (-36dB ±3dB) for detailed, articulate sound reproduction
- Wide 60Hz–16kHz frequency response captures the full natural character of vocals and instruments without coloration
- Built-in 12dB/octave bass filter at 100Hz rolls off low-end rumble and proximity effect for cleaner recordings
- Universal 9–52V phantom power compatibility works seamlessly with virtually any audio interface, mixer, or preamp
- LED mute indicator with push on/off switch provides clear visual feedback and instant, noise-free signal control during live use
Specifications
| Element | Back Electret Condenser |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Hyper-cardioid |
| Frequency Response | 60Hz – 16kHz |
| Sensitivity | -36dB ±3dB (0dB=1V/Pa at 1kHz) |
| Bass Filter | 12dB/octave at 100Hz |
| Output Impedance | 200Ω ±30% (at 1kHz) |
| Power Requirements | 9–52V Phantom Power |
| Mute Control | Push on/off switch with LED indicator |
Frequently asked questions
What type of microphone is the Takstar BM620 and what is it best used for?
The Takstar BM620 is a back electret condenser microphone with a hyper-cardioid polar pattern, making it ideal for studio recording, podcasting, voiceover work, and broadcast where directional, high-sensitivity audio capture is required.
Does the Takstar BM620 require phantom power, and what audio interfaces are compatible?
Yes, the BM620 requires phantom power in the range of 9–52V, which is the industry-standard range supported by virtually all modern audio interfaces, mixers, and preamps.
How does the bass filter on the BM620 help improve recording quality?
The BM620 features a built-in high-pass bass filter at 100Hz with a 12dB/octave slope, which effectively reduces low-frequency rumble, handling noise, and proximity effect — resulting in a cleaner, more professional-sounding recording.
