Behringer Cb100 Condenser Microphone For Instruments

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Designed for string, brass, percussion, and wind-instrument recording, the Behringer CB100 is a highly directional gooseneck condenser microphone that helps isolate from other instruments on stage. The gooseneck provides excellent flexibility, allowing you to easily place the microphone element in the sweet spot. The microphone's high signal output allows the sound cut though your mix with clarity and presence. The CB100 includes effective wind and pop noise filters, and an impact-resistant carrying case.

For Acoustic Instruments Great for Strings, Brass, Perc, and Wind Cardioid Pickup Pattern Integrated XLR cable Flexible Gooseneck Shaft for Positioning Rugged Metal Die-Cast Body XLR Phantom Power Adapter Works with Most Instrument Clamps Wind and Pop Noise Filters Included Includes Impact Resistant Carrying Case

Key Specs
Polar Pattern	Unidirectional
Element Type	Condenser
Controls	No
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 18 kHz
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power Sources	Phantom Power
Microphone
Polar Pattern	Unidirectional
Element Type	Condenser
Sound Field	Mono
Orientation	Side Address
Controls	No
Pad	No
Performance
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 18 kHz
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power
Power Sources	Phantom Power
Operating Voltage	48 V
Physical
Color	Black
Mounting Thread Size	No Mount Included
Weight	4.9 oz / 140 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	11.25 x 4.63 x 3.5"

Universal condenser microphone for acoustic instruments
Frequency response designed for string, brass, percussion, and wind instruments
Cardioid polar pattern brings clarity and details
Flexible gooseneck shaft for effortless sweet-spot positioning
Integrated XLR cable for extreme mobility during performance
Extremely high signal output lets the sound cut through
XLR phantom power adaptor
Effective wind and pop noise filters included
Compatible with most instrument clamps (not included)
Impact-resistant carrying case included
Rugged, reliable die-cast body construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the size 12 or 18???

A: 12

Q: 2. Will this mic fit the Sony FX3 mic holder?

A: Yes this mic will work with the Sony FX3

Q: 3. What software do I need to record audio using the Polsen mic? And where do I get it??

A: The Polsen mic when connected to a computer will operate with most audio recording/editing software. Currently Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 for PC is being offered. Audacity is a popular free program available for both Mac and PC. a href= http://www.audacityteam.org/download/ target= _blank http://www.audacityteam.org/download//a

Q: 4. can i buy a windscreen for this mic?

A: BH #AUWCFUB440 would be a suitable windscreen for the Shure PGA27 Large-Diaphragm Side-Address Condenser Microphone.

Q: 5. What is the maximum distance the speaker can be from the mic?

A: For best results with the Pyle Pro PDMIKC5 and similar mics, it would be recommended to be positioned no more than a foot or so from the capsule of the mic.

Q: 6. Is the Sony ECM-MS2 microphone compatible with the Sony HXR-NX100?

A: Yes the Sony ECM-MS2 microphone is compatible with the Sony HXR-NX100 camcorder.

Q: 7. How long the battery last, I need it for a busy restaurant!!

A: A single alkaline battery should supply hundreds of hours of actual use. Be sure NOT to leave the talk switch in the ON position.

Q: 8. How long are the XLR cables?

A: The ECM-MS2 from Sony features a permanently attached 15 cable.

Q: 9. Is anyone successfully using this mic along side a USB MIDI controller with GarageBand and the like?

A: That mic should work fine with Garageband while using a USB MIDI controller.

Q: 10. I recently purchased the SONY PXW-X70 PROFESSIONAL XDCAM CAMCORDER. It comes with an XLR handle with microphone holder, but no mic. Is this the right one to pair with it? Are there other (better) options? I want to outfit the camera right. Thanks.

A: I purchased this microphone over a year ago for my PD150; and I've been very happy with it's performance and ease of use.

Carlo	22/09/2024
[Side Address] I have an original 906+. I am impressed with the behringer, it closely emulates the 906+ and one would not notice a difference in a mix or in live applications. I highly recommend this product and making your purchase from the good people at B&H. Best Regards Soundz of Noize 5

Justin	12/09/2024
[Unidirectional] Very impressed with this mic, especially for the price point! 5

MICHEL	01/09/2024
[Unidirectional] excellent performance for semi-professional use, delicate termination. in conclusion very good mic for this price. 5

Manuel	28/08/2024
[Mono] Great buy, good construction and quality sound. Good value for the price 5

Tom	26/08/2024
[48 V] Solid build, punchy, and unbelievable at this price. I have sung into 100s of mics and this one is right up there. B&H rules! 5

Bryan	18/08/2024
[Unidirectional] I had been hauling around an AKG D112 along with a stand to mic our drummer's kick at gigs. This BA19 is way more convenient and sounds much better with little eq needed. I selected the switchable presence eq curve, threw it on top of the muffling in the kick and voila! Sounds great. No need to haul and set up an extra stand. No more worry about extraneous sound or it moving. Very happy 5

Angel	14/08/2024
[Unidirectional] Just what i needed for a podcast. 5

Cecil	12/08/2024
[Unidirectional] Nice copy of the sm58 but at a vast lower price.thanks B&H for the shipping updates. 5

Knight,	24/07/2024
[Unidirectional] Sure, it's no secret that the Behringer BA 85A is a Beta 58A clone. It looks the same. It feels the same. OH BY THE WAY, it sounds the same (I recorded processed and unprocessed side-by-side sound checks). With all that in mind, and since the BA 85A costs WAY less (more than 600% less) than the Beta 58A... Why would you NOT buy it? Even if you're not looking for a Beta 58A clone, how's about a super solid super cardioid dynamic microphone for around $25? Seriously, if that's not enough to sway you, you're an unrepentant mic snob and you deserve to pay too much. As for me, I'll be rolling with this mic and saving money. 5