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Two copper-finish dynamic microphones for tabla dayan and bayan

5 Core

5 Core Tabla Mic 2XP COPPEREX microphone

SKU CH-5621-NT6HE

Specialised microphone set for tabla, dholak and mridangam with uni-directional dynamic elements covering 50Hz to 16kHz

  • ColorCopper Finish
  • SpecificationDayan Mic Specification: Element - Moving Coil Dynamic Polar
  • FeaturesMic for Indian Classical Instrument - Tailored for tradition
  • Captures authentic tabla tone with moving coil dynamic elements
  • Uni-directional pattern rejects off-axis sound for cleaner recordings
  • Dayan mic covers 50Hz to 16KHz for bright treble detail
  • Bayan mic reaches 50Hz to 14KHz for deep bass response
  • Durable metal construction withstands stage and studio use

Tailored for Tabla and Classical Percussion

The 5 Core Tabla Mic 2XP COPPEREX set provides dedicated microphones for Dayan and Bayan drums, plus suitability for Dholak and Mridangam. Moving coil dynamic elements with uni-directional polar patterns capture authentic tonal richness for stage, temple, classroom or studio use.

Check Connector and Input Impedance Compatibility

Verify that your mixer or audio interface accepts the Dayan output impedance of 400 ohms and the Bayan output impedance of 500 ohms. Ensure you have two available channels with appropriate gain range for the stated sensitivity of minus 49 dB and matching connectors for the microphones.

Dynamic Elements Handle High SPL Without Phantom

Moving coil dynamic capsules operate without external power and tolerate loud percussion transients. Uni-directional pickup and feedback rejection reduce stage bleed and monitor squeal. Copper-finish metal construction withstands regular transport and live performance demands.

Highlights

  • Captures authentic tabla tone with moving coil dynamic elements
  • Uni-directional pattern rejects off-axis sound for cleaner recordings
  • Dayan mic covers 50Hz to 16KHz for bright treble detail
  • Bayan mic reaches 50Hz to 14KHz for deep bass response
  • Durable metal construction withstands stage and studio use

Specifications

Brand5 Core
SeriesTABLA MIC 2XP COPPEREX
ModelTABLA MIC 2XP COPPEREX
Part NumberTABLA MIC 2XP COPPEREX
ColorCopper Finish
SpecificationDayan Mic Specification:
Element - Moving Coil Dynamic
Polar Patten - Uni Directional
Frequency Response - 50Hz to 16KHz
Sensitivity -49dB+3dB
Output Impedance - 400O+30%
Bayan Mic Specification:
Element - Moving Coil Dynamic
Polar Patten - Uni Directional
Frequency Response - 50Hz to 14KHz
Sensitivity -53dB+3dB
Output Impedance - 500O+30%
FeaturesMic for Indian Classical Instrument - Tailored for traditional instruments like Tabla, Dholak, and Mridangam. This specialized Indian instrument mic set captures the authentic tonal richness, ideal for both Bayan and Dayan.
High Sensitivity Dynamic Mics - Features a moving coil dynamic element, uni-directional polar pattern, and frequency range of 50Hz–16KHz (Dayan) and 50Hz–14KHz (Bayan). Finished in an elegant copper tone for cultural and visual appeal.
Easy Setup with Professional Output - With output impedance of 400Ω (Dayan) and 500Ω (Bayan), this mic set is compatible with most

Questions about this item

Does the set include both the Dayan and Bayan microphones, or do I need to buy them separately?

The set includes both microphones — one tailored for the Dayan and one for the Bayan — so nothing extra is required for a complete tabla pickup.

How do I decide between the Dayan and Bayan versions when ordering?

You do not choose between them; the package supplies one Dayan mic with a 50 Hz–16 kHz response and one Bayan mic with a 50 Hz–14 kHz response, each built for its respective drum.

What does the 50 Hz–16 kHz frequency range on the Dayan microphone mean when I plug it into a mixer?

It means the Dayan mic will reproduce the full tonal span of the drum, from deep bass tones at 50 Hz up to the bright attack detail at 16 kHz, through any standard 400 Ω input.

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