Showing posts with label Contact. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Contact. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

New Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola

New Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola Review



New Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola Feature

  • New and high quality
  • Contact microphones pick up sound by being in direct contact with the sound source.They have the advantage of being able to eliminate interfering external sounds and not be influenced by sound reflections from nearby objects
  • They can be mounted on virtually any acoustic instrument including Guitars, violins, pianos, horns, harmonicas and can even be placed on your neck to pick up your voice 5.
  • Just plug it into your amp, bass amp or other recording equipment.Self adhesive and Velcro, and a clip included
  • This unit works with a standard 1/4"(6.3mm) jack plug. You can amplify your guitar, mandolin, banjo, violin, ukulele, viola, cello, and just about anything else you can think of
Package Included : 1 x New Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola


Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Korg CM-100L Clip On Contact Microphone For Tuners

Korg CM-100L Clip On Contact Microphone For Tuners Review



Korg CM-100L Clip On Contact Microphone For Tuners Feature

  • Works with any tuner that offers an audio input jack
  • 1/4" male phone connector
  • Easy-to-use, and Korg quality, all at a great price
The CM-100L Contact Microphone is a perfect compliment to any tuner that offers an audio input jack. The mic can be positioned to get a more sensitive measurement, while allowing the tuner to be positioned for easier reading.

The clip style mic is ideally suited for clipping on to the body of an instrument to pick up the tuning note directly with minimal interference from ambient sound. It can be easily clipped on to the bell of a trumpet or the headstock of a guitar, for example.

Tuning via microphone can be convenient for accurate tuning in noisy environments, and the CM-100L also lets you access Korg's Sound Back mode (available on some models), which produces a reference tone closest to the input pitch you play on your instrument.

The CM-100L jack is a 1/4-inch male phone connector.

What's in the Box
CM-100L Contact Microphone The Korg CM100L Contact Microphone is a perfect compliment to any tuner that offers an audio input jack. The mic can be positioned to get a more sensitive reading, while allowing the tuner to be positioned for easier reading. The jack is a 1/4 inch male phone connector.


Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Piezo Contact Microphone/MIC Pickup for Guitar, Mbira, Kalimba, Violin, Banjo, Viola etc

Piezo Contact Microphone/MIC Pickup for Guitar, Mbira, Kalimba, Violin, Banjo, Viola etc Review



Piezo Contact Microphone/MIC Pickup for Guitar, Mbira, Kalimba, Violin, Banjo, Viola etc Feature

  • Professional Piezo Microphone Instrument Pickup/Piezo Transducer - 1/4" jack with 9 inch cable
  • Includes velcro but not putty attachment options
  • Just plug it into your amp, or other recording equipment
  • Can be mounted on virtually any acoustic instrument including Guitars, violins, pianos, horns, harmonicas and even on your neck to pick up your voice!
  • Has the advantage of being able to eliminate interfering external sounds and not be influenced by sound reflections from nearby objects.
This top performance, wide-range, piezo transducer system is the perfect way to amplify a variety of instruments such as piano, grand piano, harp, dulcimer, double bass, cello, acoustic guitars, mbiras, kalimbas, thumb pianos and many others. Can be mounted on virtually any acoustic instrument and even on your neck to pick up your voice! Includes velcro and putty attachment options allowing you to experiment with the best instrument mounting option for your needs. Jack: Quarter inch, connected mono, with nylon shell and Velcro-type attachment. I ship quickly. Don't forget to check out my other products on amazon such as my Dual piezo contact mic which gives two audio pickup sensors instead of one.