Condenser microphone
- Suitable for vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, strings, broadcast applications, universal use for room miking as well as recording of drums, choir and orchestra
- Extended and balanced frequency response
- Integrated elastic system suspension
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- 34 mm true condenser capsule
- Phantom power supply: 20 - 52 V
- Operating principle: Pressure gradient receiver
- Frequency range: 20 - 20.000 Hz
- Nominal impedance: 180 Ohm
- Max. sound pressure level (at 1 kHz): 133 dB
- Very low inherent noise of 5.6 dB
- Open circuit voltage at 1 kHz (0 dB = 1 V/Pa): 36.3 mV/Pa (-28.8 dBV ±2 dB)
- 3-pin male XLR connector
- Dimensions (length x diameter): 197 x 52 mm
- Weight: 296 g
- Incl. Elastic mount, studio pop filter with gooseneck and bag
From the Pro X series
The beyerdynamic M 90 Pro X is a universal large-diaphragm condenser microphone and is part of the Pro X series launched by the company in 2021. It features a balanced frequency response and delivers high-resolution sounds in professional recording quality. The microphone’s capsule is internally mounted in a way that effectively prevents the transmission of mechanical vibrations and handling noises, and the scope of delivery includes a pop filter with a gooseneck mount, which together with the integrated high-density foam suppresses unwanted noises such as plosives. The accessories supplied also include a carrying case and an elastic shock mount to allow the M 90 Pro X to be used with a microphone stand.

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Designed for optimum results
The M 90 Pro X, which weighs in at just 296 grams, features a 34 mm true condenser capsule and has a pronounced cardioid polar pattern that suppresses ambient noise. Just like all other microphones of this type, the M 90 Pro X is also characterised by a high level of definition, a high output voltage, and a crystal-clear sound in addition to a very well-balanced proximity effect. The microphone’s amplification circuit is custom-matched to the capsule and has been developed from scratch with state-of-the-art components that ensure a clear, low-noise signal that covers the range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
For content creators
With the M 90 Pro X, beyerdynamic has created a versatile condenser microphone that combines a top-quality, robust construction with great ease of use and thus delivers an excellent price-performance ratio. Regardless of whether it is used to record speech, vocals, or instruments, the M 90 Pro X picks up even the finest nuances and delivers a natural, richly detailed sound, and noise interference is minimised thanks to the integrated elastic capsule mounting and the shock mount and gooseneck-type pop filter included in the scope of delivery. All of this makes the M 90 Pro X a high-quality companion that will satisfy any creator of music or spoken-word content.
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About beyerdynamic
beyerdynamic was founded in Berlin in 1924 as a manufacturer of cinema loudspeakers. In 1937, Eugen Beyer developed the DT 48, the first set of dynamic headphones, followed two years later by the M 19 dynamic microphone. After the Second World War, the company moved to Heilbronn, Germany, and now also has a US subsidiary with headquarters in Farmingdale, New York. Beyerdynamic's most popular products traditionally include headphones and microphones for both live and studio use, and the company also has a strong presence in the consumer and conference technology sectors as well as in the field of installation microphones, interpreter consoles, and tour guide systems.
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A universal tool
Whether it is used as a single mic for recording singers, voiceovers, or instruments, paired with a bidirectional microphone as part of a mid/side stereo setup, or used in tandem for overhead drum miking or to create a pleasing stereo sound image when recording a choir or a string section, the M 90 Pro X performs well in a wide range of situations. As an all-round microphone for home, project, and professional studios, it can certainly hold its own against significantly more expensive microphones – and of course it is also a great option for broadcasting applications.