Schoeps Colette Cmc 1 U Mk 41V Supercardioid Microphone Set

Schoeps Colette Cmc 1 U Mk 41v Supercardioid Microphone Set

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The matte gray Schoeps Colette CMC 1 U MK 41V Supercardioid Microphone Setis a miniature Colette Series microphone amplifier offering uncompromising high fidelity in a lightweight and ultracompact form factor for studio recording, broadcast, and live stage applications. Presented as an alternative to the renowned Schoeps CMC 6 amplifier, the CMC 1 U is compatible with all existing MK mic capsules and Colette active accessories (all available separately).

It features a balanced XLR output, compliance with 12 or 48V phantom power, and low current consumption. Its Schoeps RFI Shield provides high immunity from RF interference for a clean, low-noise signal. The CMC 1 U supports the high maximum SPLs tolerated by the various MK mic capsules (available separately).

Spot Microphone in Orchestra, Speech CMC 1 U Miniature Microphone Amplifier MK 41V Side-Address Supercardioid Mic SG 20 Stand Mount with Swivel B 5 D Hollow Foam Popscreen Premium Case Lighter, Smaller Option to CMC 6 Amp Operates on 48 or 12V Phantom Power RFI Shield Protects from RF Interference

Parameters
Frequency Range	20 Hz to 20 kHz
Maximum Output Voltage	1.8 V / 5 dBV with 1-Kilohm Load
Maximum SPL for 0.5% THD	P48 with MK 4 Capsule: 135 dB SPL P12 with MK 4 Capsule: 131 dB SPL
Impedance	50 Ohms (±1 Ohm, 8 Hz to 50 kHz)
Minimum Load Impedance	1 Kilohm
Sensitivity	Capsule-Dependent Sensitivity
Low-Cut Filter	12 dB/Octave at 20 Hz
Common Mode Rejection Ratio	>55 dB at 1 kHz
Maximum Cable Length	Up to 1312' / 400 m
Output Connector	1 x 3-Pin XLR Male
Operating Current Consumption	P48: 2 mA P12: 3 mA
Operating Voltage	P48: 30 to 52 VDC P12: 11 to 13 VDC
Length	1.4" / 36 mm
Diameter	0.8" / 20 mm
Weight	1.3 oz / 36 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.72 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.4 x 4.3 x 1.3"

Complete alternative to the renowned CMC 6 amplifier
Can be used in place of the CMC 6 with no compromise
XLR output connector
Electrical characteristics of the CMC 1 U are equal to, or even better than, those of the CMC 6
1.4" long (about a third the size of the CMC 6)
1.3 ounces (about 40% lighter than the CMC 6)
Fully compatible with all existing MK capsules and Colette active accessories such as the CUT 60 and RC tubes
Very high immunity from RF interference with the Schoeps RFI Shield
Includes mic clip for easy attachment to a mic stand
Suspension mounts such as the Rycote INV-6 are available separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I connect this to my phone using bluetooth?

A: No, the Tascam TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone requires USB to supply power.

Q: 2. Will this fit a Schoeps CMC641?

A: No, this kit is for use with the Schoeps MiniCMIT microphone. The Rycote Windshield Kit 2 - Complete Windshield and Suspension System (B&H # RYWSK2) is the kit that fits the CMC641.

Q: 3. What type of USB-C cable does this need? I've tried a bunch of other USB-C cables and only the one that was included works.

A: You should be able to use a USB cable like the Pearstone USB 2.0 Type-C to USB Type-A Charge & Sync Cable - 6' (B&H # PEUSB3CMAM6) as a replacement for the original USB cable included with the TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone. Be sure to set up your computer's Audio Input and Audio Output preferences so that the audio from the TM-250U is recognized and that you can monitor the audio through the mic's built-in 3.5mm headphone jack.

Q: 4. Can I use this mic with the new iPhone 15 which now has USB C? Would I be able to use Apple's usb-c to usb-c cable to connect it

A: Yes, you can use the TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone with Apple's USB-C to USB-C cable to connect to the iPhone 15.

Q: 5. I am updating my Samson MTR 231, what differences should I expect between both mics, please?

A: In comparison, the Sennheiser is the more feature rich. 3 step low cut filter and 3 step pad. You are also getting more selectable pickup patterns. These allow you to more precisely tailor the mics performance to a specific application. Comparatively the mic are similar in self noise, however the Sennheiser offers better specs in dynamic range as well as signal to noise ratio. Regarding frequency response, the Sennheiser is relatively flat, with the Samson featuring a slight boost in the higher frequencies. This will generally be interpreted as the Sennheiser having a warmer sound.

Q: 6. It says windjammer included! which windjammer is it? if it's Olympus WJ-1, it's not compatible to this kit at all, obviously!

A: Included would be the Olympus WJ-1 Windjammer, this comes this way from the manufacturer.

Q: 7. Does this microphone come with the windscreen?

A: The Shure MX410LPDF/C 10" Cardioid Dualflex Gooseneck Microphone with Bi-Color Status Indicator does not come with a windscreen. BH# SHRK412WS would be recommended.

Q: 8. Is this mic wireless?

A: The VocoPro MK-58 PRO Vocal Microphone is not a wireless mic.

Q: 9. Can I dj with it?

A: Yes, the MK-58 PRO can be used for DJing as well as any vocal and speaking applications.

Q: 10. Will this work with the C300 Mark II?

A: No, the ARRI Pro Set for Canon C300 Mk III/C500 Mk II does not work with any other cameras.

Licensed Drone Pilot	12/09/2024
[1 Kilohm] In short: low self-noise, improved isolation from room reverb, balanced frequency response, needs an audio recorder with quality preamps I used to run a shotgun mic into my Canon C70 for all my interviews, indoor or outdoor, and now my workflow and quality has improved dramatically. I find this microphone well balanced across the frequency range, with soft s sibilance and no boominess in low or mid-range frequencies. It does a slightly better job at isolating from room reverb, which results in greater source sound clarity. You need to pair this mic with the clean preamps of an equally exceptional audio recorder to really appreciate the sound, as the self-noise levels of your camera preamps can disguise how truly quiet this mic's self-noise actually is. It needed about 15db more gain than my shotgun mic, but between the audio recorder upgrade and this mic my noise floor is now -5db lower than running my shotgun straight into camera. What I hear through my headphones now is truly a natural mirror of real life sound and room tone, not merely an interpretation of it mixed with the hiss of camera preamps. Hard to describe until you A/B test for yourself, but it is the most natural sounding microphone I've ever used! 5

Sound gal	03/09/2024
[0.72 lb] I used this mic for the first time on a film and the sound was great. I had been using the Sennheisr 416 and have been pleased with the quality of the sound until I was able to purchase the Schoeps. 5

Gabriel	16/08/2024
[1 Kilohm] The new CMC1 is great, super small, awesome for gigs. I have it for only 2 weeks, but the few times I used I was very happy! 5

Kent	15/08/2024
[1.3 oz / 36 g] Love the sound this mic gets. 5

chicco	13/08/2024
[>55 dB at 1 kHz] excellent mic,great sound,i like it 5

Ian B	13/08/2024
[20 Hz to 20 kHz] I am not a professional. However, I do enjoy professional equipment. This mic with the MK41 capsule is stunning. Blow your mind stunning. I am coming from an AKG se300b with CK93 hyper capsule, and it was a great mic, but NOTHING compared to this mic. First off, it is TINY, like a dry-erase marker TINY. IT fits in my camera bag perfectly, and who doesn't like smaller better gear? (and yes, the price would suggest this) I am a little worried about the handling noise, and the humidity issue, but running it into my Sound Devices 702 is a pleasure. Incredibly transparent. Highly directional (but a bit forgiving if you aren't pointing the mic EXACTLY where someone's mouth is) The handling noise is a little rough, but as long as you have your cable tied down, and stuff doesn't move, you get super rich sound. If you have the cash, I don't know if there is a better all-around professional mic. 5

For Paul	03/08/2024
[1.3 oz / 36 g] Schoeps says that there's no discernible difference in sound quality, but when I heard this one, I put my CMC6 up for sale immediately. The higher SPLs do make a difference; and to my ear the CMC1 has a more clean and transparent sound to it. I know that sounds lame, but it's hard to describe. This CMC1 is amazing. HIGHLY recommended. 5

Russ	25/07/2024
[20 Hz to 20 kHz] great great great 5

Karen	06/07/2024
[>55 dB at 1 kHz] This mic has a beautiful, clean sound that worked flawlessly. Very pleased with the results. 5

Michael	03/07/2024
[1 Kilohm] I've only used it once so far for and indoor scene but I couldn't help but notice how it performed over my Sennheiser MKH 416. True, the MKH 416 is better equipped for outside but up until now that was all I had. I loved how if my actors were slightly off from their spot or turned their heads I suffered no roll-off problems at all. The over all tone of the voices was so clear and natural. I can't wait to use this mic on a larger scale. 5