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This Meinl condenser microphone is specially designed for discreet and effective amplification of acoustic percussion instruments such as cajons, congas, djembes, or frame drums. Its low-profile design and self-adhesive underside allow it to be securely attached inside the instrument, ensuring natural sound reproduction without getting in the musician's way. Suitable for both stage and studio use, this microphone amplifies percussion with an extended frequency response and high tolerance for loud sound levels, making it ideal for rehearsals, concerts, or home studio recordings.
| Microphone type | Contact condenser |
|---|---|
| Profile | Low-profile |
| Mounting | Self-adhesive underside |
| Instrument compatibility | Cajons, congas, djembes, frame drums |
| Frequency response | 20 - 20,000 Hz |
| Maximum sound pressure level (Max SPL) | 130 dB |
| Cable length | 450 mm |
| Connector | 6.3 mm jack with adapter |
| Power supply | LR41 battery integrated into the jack connector |
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