Audix M1255BHC Micro Size Condenser with Hypercardioid Capsule

For professional conferencing, room monitoring or discreet surveillance, the Audix M1255BHC micro condenser microphone delivers high‑quality, distance voice pickup in a compact footprint. This Audix pro microphone combines a miniaturized, fully integrated preamp with a 14 mm gold‑vapor diaphragm to provide exceptional sensitivity and clarity across a 51 Hz to 19 kHz frequency range—ideal for speech, choir overheads and ambient room miking. The hypercardioid capsule offers tight directional pickup to minimize side noise and improve intelligibility in security and monitoring applications. Built to perform in real-world installations, the M1255BHC is immune to RF interference from cell phones and GSM devices, includes a detachable cable for easy maintenance, and fits a wide array of clips and mounts for ceilings, tables, podiums and instruments. Designed and assembled by Audix in the USA and backed by a 3-year warranty, it’s a durable choice for broadcast, AV integration, conferencing, and surveillance systems. Configure with mounting accessories for a complete installation or contact us to specify this microphone for your next monitoring or security project.

• Discreet, low-profile design for ceiling or podium mounting, enabling unobtrusive conferencing, room and security monitoring
• High-sensitivity integrated preamp with 14 mm gold-vapor diaphragm captures clear audio at distance for reliable speech and choir pickup
• Hypercardioid capsule provides focused on-axis rejection to reduce background noise and improve surveillance and broadcast intelligibility
• Built-in immunity to RF interference from cell phones and GSM devices ensures clean signals in crowded or mobile‑dense environments
• Detachable cable and multiple mounting accessories offer flexible installation options for AV, podiums, and permanent security setups
• Rugged USA-engineered construction with a 3-year warranty delivers long-term reliability for pro AV, monitoring, and surveillance deployments