Audio-Technica BP4073 Line + Gradient Condenser Microphone

Precision Audio Capture in a Compact Form
The Audio-Technica BP4073 Line + Gradient Condenser Microphone combines portability and high-performance audio capture, making it an ideal choice for professional recording in dynamic environments. With an overall length of just 9.17 inches and weighing a mere 3.5 ounces, the BP4073 is exceptionally lightweight, ensuring it can be mounted on a fish pole or atop a minicam without adding significant weight. This feature is crucial for professionals who need to operate with agility without compromising on sound quality.

Optimized for Professional Use
Specifically designed for broadcasting, film/TV production, and theater sound reinforcement, the BP4073 microphone ensures a clean and consistent audio signal even in high-output conditions. Its direct-coupled, balanced output is engineered to maintain signal integrity, providing a crystal-clear audio feed that's free from interference—a must-have for live and studio settings.

Advanced Design for Superior Directionality
Leveraging an innovative design, the BP4073's interference tube delivers a narrow acceptance angle, ideal for long-distance sound pickup. This highly directional capability allows the microphone to achieve the same level of directivity as models up to 50% longer, making it an excellent choice for capturing audio in focused areas without ambient noise interference.

Durable and Environmentally Responsible
Built to withstand the demands of rigorous use, the BP4073 features a rugged housing constructed from lightweight structural-grade aluminum alloy. This durability ensures it can endure the wear and tear of outdoor use and demanding production environments. Additionally, it meets global environmental standards, being fully RoHS-compliant and free from harmful substances as specified by the EU directive.

User-Friendly Features for Versatile Applications
The BP4073 is equipped with a switchable 80 Hz high-pass filter and a 10 dB pad, enhancing its versatility across different recording scenarios. These features allow sound engineers to adapt quickly to varying environments, from reducing low-frequency noise to adjusting the input level during loud events.