Audix MB8455HC 84 Carbon Fiber Beam with High Output Optical Transmitter, 84', Black

For live sound engineers and facilities managers who need discreet, reliable pickup, the Audix MB8455HC 84" Carbon Fiber Beam combines precision audio capture with installation flexibility. This Audix pro microphone system pairs an M1255BHC high-output hypercardioid condenser capsule with an 84" lightweight carbon-fiber boom and a flexible metal gooseneck, delivering focused sound capture and easy overhead positioning. The hypercardioid polar pattern and high-output element reduce ambient bleed and allow lower preamp gain, improving clarity for vocalists, acoustic instruments, and announcements. Built-in shielded cabling and a mini-XLR base connection minimize RFI and ensure a clean signal path—important for live stages, houses of worship, and even surveillance or monitoring setups in auditoriums and conference spaces. The package includes a 25' mini-XLR to XLR cable, stand adapter and windscreen for fast deployment. Rugged, low-profile, and engineered for professional environments, the MB8455HC is ideal for concert venues, broadcast monitoring, and security-aware installations that demand high intelligibility. Upgrade your sound or monitoring system with the Audix MB8455HC—order now or request a quote for your next project.

• Precise on-axis pickup and off-axis rejection with a hypercardioid capsule, reducing stage and room noise for clearer speech and instrument capture
• Lightweight 84" carbon-fiber boom and flexible gooseneck for effortless overhead placement and discreet mounting in venues or surveillance installations
• High-output condenser element lets you run lower preamp gain for cleaner signal and reduced noise in PA, recording, or monitoring chains
• Shielded internal cable and mini-XLR base connection deliver reliable, low-RFI operation for critical live sound and security monitoring applications
• Complete kit includes 25' mini-XLR to XLR cable, mic stand adapter and windscreen for quick setup in houses of worship, concert stages, or facility surveillance