AKG CHM99W Condenser Hanging Microphone in WHITE

£123.00

This is the AKG CHM99W Condenser Hanging Microphone in WHITE from AKG, available now in Condenser Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Here's what AKG say about the CHM99W Condenser Hanging Microphone in WHITE…

The CHM99, part of the 99ers Series, is a hanging microphone module with cardioid polar pattern, used to record music or speech in houses of worship, conference rooms or on theater stages. The CHM99 is available in black or white.

A 10m (33ft) special cable that is treated specially to reduce twisting to a minimum and a spring steel hanging clamp for precise microphone alignment keeps the microphone securely in its position. The attached phantom power adapter connects to any standard mixer input with 9V to 52V power supply.

Specifications:

  • Audio frequency bandwidth 70 – 18000 Hz
  • Equivalent noise level 21 dB-A
  • Sensitivity 18 mV/Pa
  • Signal to Noise 73 dB-A
  • Electrical impedance 600 Ohms
  • Recommended load impedance 2000 Ohms
  • Polar Pattern Cardioid

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AKG

AKG is a long-established manufacturer known for reliable microphones used in studio, broadcast, and live sound. Their designs focus on clarity and consistency, making them trusted tools for both professional engineers and serious home recordists.

AKG are especially well known for condenser microphones, widely used on vocals, acoustic instruments, and overheads, with many models considered studio standards.

MicPro suggests AKG microphones if you value clear, detailed sound, low self-noise, and proven, dependable designs. Strong tags to look out for include condenser, studio standard, cardioid, low noise, and professional grade.

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Condenser Microphones

Condenser microphones use a sensitive capsule design that can capture fine detail, fast transients and a broad frequency range. They are common choices for vocals, acoustic instruments, overheads, room work and studio recording, but their sensitivity also makes room sound and handling more noticeable. Compare large- or small-diaphragm construction, polar pattern, self-noise, maximum level, pad and high-pass options, and whether phantom power is required. The right condenser depends on the source, placement and acoustic environment, not simply on whether the microphone is marketed for studio use.

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Condenser

Condenser identifies a sensitive capsule design suited to detailed recording. Check phantom or USB power, room sound, self-noise, maximum level and the intended source.