When it comes to capturing various acoustic instruments up close on stage or in the studio, relying on different mics is typical, if not expected. The Neumann MCM (Miniature Clip Mic) System shatters that norm by merging pro-grade condenser sound quality with extensive instrument-specific mounting options and connectivity that supports traditional mic preamps, as well as wireless transmitters.
Performance Matters
Rather than making multiple mics for different instruments or environments, Neumann designed the MCM to be your go-to close mic in live sound, broadcast, and recording applications, whether you’re capturing a solo piano, spot miking an orchestra, or anything in-between. Manually assembled in Germany to align with Neumann’s high standards, the MCM delivers consistency in tone plus that classy Neumann look.
The centerpiece of the MCM system is the KK 14 capsule head, a 12mm-diameter (small-diaphragm) electret condenser element that can be paired with an array of mounts and cables to suit the situation at hand best. I’d like to highlight Neumann’s choice of electret condenser technology, because it enables the MCM to run on +48V phantom power from an XLR preamp or plug-in power from a compatible wireless transmitter.
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