Neumann MCM 114 Set Miniature Clip Mic System for Guitar Reviews
While under-saddle pickup technology has advanced in leaps and bounds in recent decades, it’s no substitute for miked-up tone. When you’re onstage, turn to a Neumann MCM 114 Set for guitar! This MCM 114 Set includes the outstanding KK 14 microphone capsule, a flexible gooseneck, and a MC 9 guitar clip. The KK 14 capsule leverages a proprietary layered architecture that helps it capture the true essence of your acoustic instrument. It has a cardioid polar pattern, low self-noise, and high SPL handling that ensures you always get a clean, isolated signal regardless of dynamics. Use it live, in the studio, on TV, or in a concert hall: you can trust your Neumann MCM 114 set to deliver the goods every time, regardless of your environment. Best of all, Neumann offers a full range of instrument-specific mounting kits that are available right here at Sweetwater.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Nice!
Love this mic! Very transparent with lots of headroom, using it for classical guitar, the mount works really well. I want another for my cello!
Not great for live setting
Good luck using this on stage with a monitor. The signal is so low that you have to crank it, and then you get crazy feedback. You'll need to ensure you are playing somewhere with a good and attentive sound engineer. And, well, that's hard to count on. I'll be returning mine.
