Behringer CB 100

Universal Condenser Gooseneck Microphone

For acoustic instruments such as string, string, brass and wind instruments as well as drums
Cardioid polar pattern
Flexible positioning of the gooseneck at the "sweet spot"
Integrated XLR cable
High signal output level
Compatible with most instrument clips (not included)
Integrated wind and pop noise filter
48 V phantom power
Frequency response: 50 to 18000 Hz
Impedance: 200 ohms
Sensitivity: -50 dB ± 3 dB @ 1 kHz (1 V / Pa)
Weight: 140 g
Includes XLR phantom power adapter and robust case

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Available since May 2020

Item number 490732

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Condenser Microphone Yes

Clip-On Microphone Yes

Incl. Clamp No

Stereo Pair No

Polar Pattern Cardioid

$38

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9 Customer ratings

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Just an OKAY Mic.

NanaIGWT 21.11.2020

Just wanted a mic for the congas in church. So i saw these ones and gave it a test. Doesn't come with mounts/clamps so i taped it around the congas tension rods, It use to make some click sound each and every time i begin to play the conga but when i put some pads on it from the mixer it stopped. For me the sound is OKAY. i recorded into my Garageband and sounds good. I did recommend esp. for conags, but not for the highly demanding musician out there.

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Grundrauschen schlimmer als beim t.bone Background noise worse than the t.bone

Roman57 30.05.2020

Ich hab das Behringer CB 100 im Vergleich zum t.bone Ovid System CC100 hier vor mir liegen. Das Grundrauschen beim Behringer ist deutlich (!) schlimmer. Daher geht der Artikel gleich wieder in die Post.

I have the Behringer CB 100 in front of me compared to the t.bone Ovid System CC100. The background noise on the Behringer is significantly (!) worse. So the article is going straight back in the mail.

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Graindegrain 21.06.2022

J'ai acheté ce micro pour le mettre dans la caisse de résonance de ma harpe celtique, ça fonctionne super il est très sensible. Attention, il a besoin d'une "alimentation phantom " , moi je l'ai sur la table de mixage, c'est une fonction, d'autres peuvent avoir ça sur la carte son. Il tient tout seul grâce à sa forme. Je recommande.

I bought this microphone to put it in the sound box of my Celtic harp, it works great, it is very sensitive. Be careful, it needs "phantom power", I have it on the mixer, it's a function, others may have that on the sound card. It stands alone thanks to its shape. I recommend.

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Lieber die OVID-Mikros! Better the OVID microphones!

Martin254 03.08.2020

Ich habe es behalten und schaue mal, ob es nicht für Blechbläser gebrauchbar ist. Das kann ich mir gut vorstellen. Also es klingt einfach etwas dumpf (was ja bei Blechbläsern oder Sax auch mal Sinn machen kann...) und rauscht mehr als das OVID.

Die Konstruktion ist toll, das Design mag ich sehr.

I kept it and will see if it can be used for brass instruments. I can well imagine. So it just sounds a bit dull (which can sometimes make sense with brass or sax...) and has more noise than the OVID. The construction is great, I really like the design.