Audix ADX10-FL-P Kondensatormikrofon Querflöte

I ordered the ADX10-FL-P, which should have a more catchy name, for my daughter, because the pickup at school or music school events with a stand microphone was more than unsatisfactory. We are not professionals, but we are very satisfied with the quality; the sound is great, flap noises have not been noticed at all. The overall workmanship appears very high-quality and robust, even if the small microphone naturally needs to be handled carefully. A worthwhile purchase!

We were 100% satisfied with the order processing.
The microphone itself has a high standard, the mounting method is the most stable we could find on the market. Belt clip is a bit heavy, but also very stable and can also be used with radio link. Nevertheless, we will send the good piece back again for the following reasons:
From many mounts, the flap noise is transmitted quite loudly with. This is also the case with the Audix ADX. In a loud environment (band, big band) this may be insignificant. We have also tested mounts where this effect is much stronger. Nevertheless, it is not suitable for our purposes (choir accompaniment), the key noises are simply too loud.
Furthermore, although the holder is very stable when screwed to the flute, it has to be unscrewed again every time the flute is played, which carries the risk of moving the tuning cork --> not good at all {8-0
Here it would be clever if the holder could be folded or partially removed, so that the fastening ring always remains on the flute and can be stored in the flute case.

This is really recommendable.
The fastening mechanism is just great.
The Phantombeipack is a bit exaggerated, valuable, heavy, steel or iron.
The micro itself takes somehow only the sound, no flaps, no sonstwas noise and no feedback.
The pure fine tone, great.
What a low cut switch is, I don't know.
I sort of use as a mixer and reverb and echo, my phone:Garageband.
Works great.......