Korg - CM-400 Black
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The CM-400 is a contact microphone by Korg that you can easily attach to your instrument. It uses a piezo pickup that transmits your instrument's vibrations to your tuner without any intermediary. Even if the surroundings are noisy, this black accessory allows you to perform precise adjustments.
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Presentation
Korg offers the CM-400 Black, a clip-on contact microphone that uses piezoelectric elements to transmit vibrations directly to the tuner by simply attaching the microphone to your instrument. Even if you're in a noisy environment, such as concerts or public places, you'll be able to tune your instrument because the microphone will detect its own pitch.
Reliable and robust, this model is made of a material with a soft and flexible coating. The split structure of the connection between the clip and the cable reduces the load on the wire, making it more difficult for the cable to break. The clip also has a rubber interior that prevents marks or damage to your instrument.
Reliable and robust, this model is made of a material with a soft and flexible coating. The split structure of the connection between the clip and the cable reduces the load on the wire, making it more difficult for the cable to break. The clip also has a rubber interior that prevents marks or damage to your instrument.
Features
Instrument type
Folk guitar
Other features
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Korg CM-400 Black
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Contact microphone for tuner
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Piezo pickup
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Maximum clamp opening: 30 mm
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Connection: 3.5 mm mini-jack
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Cable: 1.5 m
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Color: Black
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Weight: 35 g
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