Top 10 best-selling Boundary Microphones

To amplify a kick drum or a piano live, you need a special microphone. The Peavey PSM 3 boundary microphone is one of those.

The LD Systems BM1 is a boundary microphone suitable for many occasions. For example, thanks to its omnidirectional directional characteristic, it picks up sound from all sides which is useful for recording certain music.

Sennheiser's E 901 is a half-cardioid condenser boundary instrument microphone with integrated amplifier. It has a frequency range of 20 to 20,000 Hz and a sensitivity of 0.5 mV/Pa.

Ideal for bass drums with its impressive SPL capability, the SE Electronics BL8 omni is also suitable for pianos and subtle ambient microphone setups. A versatile PZM microphone for a variety of applications.

Made for high-quality Skype calls and other video presentations, the OBSBOT HQ Microphone can be plugged in via the fitted mini-jack plug and doesn't require any drivers.

Shure has revived the Beta 91, and made it even better! The Beta 91a may look the same, but it has received some substantial technological improvements for even better audio reproduction than its predecessor.

Able to handle high sound pressure levels, the SE Electronics BL8 boundary microphone is great at capturing kick drums yet can also be set up for ambient piano recordings.