Beyerdynamic TG D58C
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The essentials to know about the TG D58C microphone
The essentials to know about the TG D58C microphone
- High-end microphone for percussion, designed for accurately miking snare drums, toms, congas and bongos.
- 120 mm gooseneck on a swivel joint for easily adjusting the capsule and precisely targeting the striking area.
- Integrated mount for fast, stable installation with better isolation from unwanted vibrations, both on stage and in the studio.
- Cardioid polar pattern offering an excellent balance between rejection of nearby sound sources, sound openness and feedback resistance.
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A premium model designed for miking percussion
The TG D58C stands out as the most advanced model in its series dedicated to percussion instruments. It was developed to meet the needs of drummers and percussionists looking for clear, reliable and easy-to-set-up miking without sacrificing precise positioning.
This microphone succeeds the OPUS 88, carrying its spirit forward in a more modern and practical solution for todayâs configurations. Its compact format and stage-oriented design make it a particularly relevant choice for setups where every centimetre counts around the kit.
With its high-end positioning, the TG D58C is designed to deliver a clean reproduction of the attack, nuances and natural energy of drums and percussion instruments. It is intended for anyone looking for a serious solution to mic a drum kit or percussion setup without compromising mounting stability.
A microphone built for the stage, live performance and close-miking
The TG D58C is aimed at drummers, percussionists, sound technicians and event production professionals who need a specialised microphone for percussion sources. It is equally suitable for regular musicians and experienced users looking to equip a snare drum, tom or Latin percussion instrument with a dedicated model.
On stage, it makes the job easier thanks to its integrated mount, which speeds up setup while minimising clutter around the instrument. In rehearsals, clubs, festivals, live recording sessions or the studio, it helps maintain consistent positioning and saves time both when setting up and tearing down.
Its cardioid polar pattern makes it particularly useful in situations where several instruments are positioned close together. It helps isolate the intended source more effectively while reducing the influence of adjacent elementsâan essential benefit on a full drum kit or a dense percussion setup.
Precise positioning, excellent rejection and reliable operation
One of the TG D58Câs key strengths is its 120 mm gooseneck mounted on a ball joint. This design allows the capsule to be angled smoothly, making it quick and easy to find the right miking angle. Whether you are looking for more attack, warmth or better bleed control, positioning is intuitive.
The integrated mount provides genuine ease of use. It simplifies installation on the instrument while also helping to reduce mechanical vibrations. This is particularly valuable on snare drums, toms or percussion instruments played with energy, where microphone stability directly affects the consistency of the capture.
With a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the TG D58C covers a very wide spectrum, capable of reproducing both low-end depth and attack detail. Its sensitivity of 5 mV/Pa promotes a precise, usable signal, while its maximum SPL of 140 dB allows it to handle high sound pressure levels with ease.
Its operation with 12 to 48 V phantom power makes it compatible with a wide range of mixing consoles and interfaces equipped for stage or recording use. Finally, its compact size and low weight of 140 g contribute to a discreet and practical integration around instruments, without interfering with playing or adding weight to the setup.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 20 Hz | Directivity | cardioid |
| Frequency response - end | 20 kHz | Capsule | static |
| Category | instrument microphone | Color | Black |
| Type | microphone for snare drums, toms, congas and bongos | Articulation | ball joint for precise capsule positioning |
| Positioning within the range | high-end model in the series | Phantom power | 12 - 48 V |
| Sensitivity | 5 mV / Pa | Dimensions | 85 x 118 x 125 mm |
| Maximum sound pressure level | 140 dB | Weight | 140 g |
| Gooseneck | 120 mm | Replaces | OPUS 88 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Beyerdynamic TG D58C require phantom power?
Phantom power between 12 and 48 V is required for the operation of its condenser capsule. Compatibility is therefore ensured with mixers and interfaces that provide this power.
Is this microphone suitable for a snare drum and toms?
This model is designed for snare drums, toms, congas, and bongos. Its maximum sound pressure level of 140 dB allows capturing high-level percussive sources.
What polar pattern helps to reduce bleed on a drum kit?
The cardioid polar pattern favors the source directly in front of the capsule and reduces the influence of neighboring instruments. This configuration is suitable for drum kits where the elements are close together.
How is the microphone mounted on a tom?
The integrated mount simplifies installation on the instrument and helps limit mechanical vibrations. A 120 mm goose neck, mounted on a swivel joint, allows precise adjustment of the capsule orientation. The entire assembly measures 85 x 118 x 125 mm and weighs 140 g.
What frequency response does this percussion microphone offer?
Its frequency response ranges from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a sensitivity of 5 mV/Pa.



