Audio Technica BP4071 Line Gradient Condenser Mic

Product Description

The AUDIO TECHNICA BP4071 is a line plus gradient condenser microphone designed for professional audio capture in fixed installation and surface mount applications. This wired condenser mic uses boundary-layer pickup principles to collect sound from sources in close proximity to a mounting surface, making it a reliable choice for conference rooms, broadcast sets, and presentation spaces. Licensed audio engineers and AV installation technicians are the primary installers. The BP4071 ships as a single unit and is suited for environments where a low-profile, unobtrusive wired microphone is required.

The BP4071 is used in surface mount wired microphone applications, typically installed flush against tables, podiums, walls, or ceilings. It is well suited for boardrooms, lecture halls, houses of worship, and courtroom audio systems where consistent pickup from a fixed position is essential. Its line plus gradient polar design helps reject ambient noise originating from directions outside the intended capture zone, supporting cleaner audio in acoustically challenging spaces.

Key Features

• Line plus gradient condenser pickup pattern for focused directional audio capture
• Surface mount wired design for permanent or semi-permanent installation
• Low-profile form factor minimizes visual intrusion in professional environments
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual or multi-mic array deployments
• Wired connectivity for reliable, interference-free signal transmission

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface mount wired condenser microphone for fixed installation audio systems requiring a line plus gradient pickup pattern.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed AV technician or audio systems integrator familiar with low-voltage signal wiring and surface mount hardware. Disconnect or power down all connected audio equipment before wiring the microphone. Route cable through the mounting surface according to the facility's conduit and low-voltage wiring requirements. Follow applicable local codes for low-voltage installation when running cables through walls or ceilings.