Prodipe TT1 Pro Instrument
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Designed for instruments: strings, woodwind, brass, guitars and percussion, both live and in the studio
- Precise, balanced sound with faithful reproduction and high output level
- Dual cross-pattern grille designed for enhanced protection and intensive use on stage
- Versatile: also highly effective for miking amplifiers, particularly guitar amps
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Essential Information About the Prodipe TT1 Instruments Dynamic Microphone
- Designed for instruments: strings, woodwinds, brass, guitars, and percussion, both live and in studio recording
- Precise and balanced sound with faithful reproduction and a high output level
- Double crossed grille designed for better protection and intensive stage use
- Versatile: also very effective for miking amps (notably guitar)
A TT1 tailored for instruments, in the spirit of the Prodipe range
The TT1 Instruments follows a straightforward approach: offering a dynamic microphone focused on "field" use, developed to capture the energy and nuances of an instrument without complications. Within the TT1 family, this version emphasizes instrumental sound capture while maintaining a sonic signature sought after by many users for its warmth, clarity, and reliability.
This design philosophy, driven by engineers and audio professionals, aims to provide an accessible, robust, and high-performing tool capable of fulfilling its role both in rehearsals and concerts, and delivering usable recordings in home studios as well as more demanding environments.
For which uses and musicians?
The Prodipe TT1 Instruments is aimed at musicians and technicians who want a dynamic microphone that works immediately: simple placement, good performance in real conditions, and a sound that naturally fits into a mix. It is particularly suited for amplified acoustic instruments (strings, woodwinds, brass), percussion, as well as guitars when miking an amp with precision.
On stage, its unidirectional pattern facilitates source isolation and helps limit ambient sound bleed. In the studio, it is a solid option for capturing close sources, with controlled presence and a usable sound without needing extensive processing.
A design focused on precision, presence, and reliability
An optimized capsule for faithful reproduction
The TT1 Instruments is designed to deliver a well-defined and balanced sound, with a high output level that eases preamp work. The goal is clear: preserve the attack, texture, and dynamics of the instrument while maintaining a natural listening experience without unnecessary harshness.
Double crossed grille: protection and intensive use
Its double crossed grille contributes to capsule protection and reinforces its "stage" purpose. This is an important detail for musicians who move between soundchecks, concerts, and transport: the microphone remains ready to use, with a build designed to last and consistent performance from one gig to another.
A versatile microphone, including for amps
Beyond acoustic instruments, the TT1 Instruments also proves relevant for miking amps (notably guitar). Its frequency response and dynamic behavior allow capturing presence and precision while maintaining a solid foundation usable in a mix, whether seeking a direct, edgy sound or a rounder tone depending on placement.
A "ready to mix" character for live and studio
Thanks to its unidirectional pattern and performance-oriented design, this microphone helps achieve a clean capture with good source clarity. Whether you are a musician, sound engineer, or content creator, the TT1 Instruments aims for a consistent result: stable capture, credible sound, and a recording you can trust.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 50 Hz | Directivity | unidirectional |
| Frequency response - end | 15 kHz | Capsule | dynamic |
| Category | instrument microphone | Color | Black |
| Type | dynamic microphone | Output impedance | 600 ohms +/-30% |
| Polar pattern | unidirectional | Dimensions | diameter 48 x 185 mm |
| Frequency response | 50Hz-15KHz | Weight | 350 g |
| Sensitivity | -49dB +/-3dB (0dB \= 2.2mV/Pa) | ||
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this instrument microphone for its excellent value and sound quality. Many said it delivers great sound reproduction for guitars, congas, drums, and other instruments. Shoppers appreciated the solid build and neutral tone that doesn't distort the original sound. One minor issue noted was a loose microphone clip screw.
Review highlights
- âExcellent value for price. Sound well reproduced for flamenco guitar.â
- âGood sound reproduction and dynamics. Great product, will reorder for other congas.â
- âVery good sound for snare drum, doesn't distort. Comparable to higher-priced alternatives.â
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Microphone used for almost 2 years mainly on stage to transplant my guitar amp and for the moment nothing to say, it does the job without flinching, neutral it does not alter the grain of the amp. I used this microphone coupled with a Sennheiser E606 for a studio session in order to be able to juggle between the two grains, it does not have to be ashamed of the comparison with a microphone 3 times more expensive. Unbeatable value for money.
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Very good! to start with, a very fast delivery (ordered on Monday evening received on Wednesday!) For me who was looking for microphones to sound a drum kit for not too much money it's perfect! for a snare drum, the sound is very good, does not saturate. a microphone comparable to the Shure sm57 but 2 times cheaper! very good value for money I recommend!
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good microphone used to sound a congas good sound reproduction and good dynamics.
I bought it to test it because I had doubts considering the price but not anymore! Good product future re-order coming soon for my other congasAutomatically translated
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Very good mic. Used to transplant a double bass on an acoustic set. Given the price, nothing to say! In any case, I am amazed by the Prodipe brand, which offers a real alternative to well-known brands.
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Used only once so far, microphone with a good output level, transcribes the sound of the amp well without altering it, Not enough perspective for a more detailed opinion.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Prodipe TT1 Pro Instrument suitable for miking a guitar amplifier?
Its dynamic capsule allows miking guitar amps, with a frequency response from 50 Hz to 15 kHz. Placing it in front of the speaker enables adjustment of the capture's character to be more direct or warmer.
What polar pattern helps to limit stage feedback?
The unidirectional polar pattern favors the source placed in front of the microphone and helps reduce ambient sound pickup. This setup facilitates isolating an instrument in a live performance context.
What is the sensitivity of the TT1 instrument microphone?
The specified sensitivity is -49 dB ± 3 dB, referenced to 0 dB = 2.2 mV/Pa. Its output level is designed to ease preamp handling. The output impedance is 600 ohms ± 30%.
Can it be used on percussion and acoustic instruments?
This model is intended for strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion, as well as amplified acoustic instruments. Its dynamic capsule aims to preserve the attack and dynamics of the source.
Is the TT1 Instrument robust enough for concerts?
The double crossed grille protects the capsule during intensive use and transport. The microphone measures 185 mm in length, 48 mm in diameter, and weighs 350 g.



