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Korg CM-200 Contact Microphone for Tuners, Black
The Korg CM-200 is a contact microphone that can be attached to the bell of a brass instrument, the bridge of a violin, or even to a guitar or ukulele. The microphone uses a piezo element to directly capture the vibrations and send them to your tuner. The CM-200 is an indispensable item in situations where the mic built into your tuner might have difficulty detecting the sound of your instrument, such as when you're practising with an entire brass band.
Main Features
- Contact piezo microphone with captive cable
- Suitable for use with most instruments
- Perfect for situations where built-in mics are unsuitable
- Sharp new design with black finish
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Compared to its predecessor, the CM-200 features a fresh appearance with a sharper design, finished in black.
The functionality of the microphone has also been improved. The cable now transmits sound more efficiently, and is more flexible. The connection between the mic and cable has been made more durable, reducing the possibility of breakage. The new clip opens up 7 mm wider than the previous model, providing more space to attach to your instrument. The rubber inside the clip has been redesigned to provide a better fit so that it can be securely attached.
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KORG MAKE CONTACT WITH THE CM-200 MICROPHONE
Posted on January 24, 2013 by Joe Stachowiak
At NAMM 2013, Korg have announced that they will be releasing a brand new contact microphone called the CM-200. Designed especially for use with tuners, the CM-200 is perfect for attaching to brass instruments, violins, guitars or ukuleles.
