Yamaha SKRM-100 sub-kick microphone

Yamaha SKRM-100

Yamaha Drum artist Russ Miller had the idea of taking old studio technology and packaging it in a unit that can be used in the studio or on the road. The SKRM-100 Subkick is a low-frequency capture device that picks up the low frequencies (100Hz-2000Hz) that a normal microphone can't. When used in conjunction with a normal internal microphone (for the attack), your kick drum has a jaw-dropping bottom end like you've never heard before.

• 6.5" speaker mounted into a 10" drum shell and reverse-wired it to an XLR jack to convert the speaker diaphragm into a microphone diaphragm. This allows Subkick to pick up the low-end that a normal microphone can't
• Mounting the speaker into the shell focuses the sound to direct the signal into the diaphragm. Using shell makes the Subkick as easy to use on the road as it is in the studio and it looks great with any drum kit
• Subkick has tom-mounting bracket mounted directly to the shell. This mounts to a CL-940 ball clamp that slides into the base of a double braced 800 series snare stand
• The flexibility of the stand allows you to use the SKRM-100 for a variety of applications in live or studio situations. It can be used in conjunction with an internal microphone on bass drums and floor toms, djembe, bass guitar cabinets


Specification:

• Size: 10" x 5"
• Shell: Birch and Philippine Mahogany 7-ply
• Finish: Vintage Black
• Hoops: Triple flange steel (1.6mm)
• Lug: One-piece lug
• Heads: Mesh front and back with logo
• Type: Dynamic
• Weight: Main unit: 4kg, Stand: 3kg
• Polar Pattern: Bi-directional
• Output Jack: XLR-3-32 (cannon) jack