KORG CM-200 Owner's Manual

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KORG CM-200 Specification

The KORG CM-200 is a contact microphone designed to provide precise and stable tuning for musicians. It features a piezoelectric sensor that captures vibrations directly from the instrument, ensuring accurate sound detection even in noisy environments. The microphone is equipped with a robust clip capable of attaching securely to a variety of instruments, including guitars, violins, and brass instruments. The CM-200’s cable is 1.5 meters long, offering ample flexibility for positioning while maintaining a clutter-free setup. It has a 1/4" jack that connects seamlessly to a wide range of tuners and audio equipment. The design includes a rubberized grip to protect the instrument's surface from scratches while ensuring a firm attachment. The CM-200 is engineered to deliver a frequency response that accurately captures the nuances of different instruments, making it an essential tool for both live performances and studio recordings. Its lightweight and compact form factor make it easy to transport and store, catering to the needs of traveling musicians. The microphone is available in multiple color options, allowing users to choose a style that suits their preference. Overall, the KORG CM-200 combines durability with high-performance audio capture, making it a versatile accessory for musicians seeking reliable tuning solutions.

KORG CM-200 F.A.Q.

How do I properly connect the KORG CM-200 to my instrument?

To connect the KORG CM-200, simply clip the contact microphone onto the bell of a brass instrument, the bridge of a string instrument, or any place where it can pick up vibrations effectively. Ensure the cable is securely connected to your tuner.

What should I do if the CM-200 is not picking up sound?

First, check if the contact microphone is securely attached to the instrument. Verify that the cable is properly connected to the tuner, and ensure that the instrument is not too noisy, as this can interfere with detection.

Can the CM-200 be used with a digital piano?

The CM-200 is designed for acoustic instruments where it can pick up vibrations. For digital pianos, a line input connection to a tuner is recommended instead.

How can I maintain the KORG CM-200 for long-term use?

To maintain your CM-200, regularly check the cable for any signs of wear, and store it in a protective case to prevent damage. Clean the microphone clip with a soft, dry cloth to avoid any accumulation of dirt.

Is it possible to use the CM-200 in a noisy environment?

Yes, the CM-200 is designed to work effectively in noisy environments by picking up vibrations directly from the instrument, minimizing external noise interference.

What should I do if the cable of my CM-200 is damaged?

If the cable is damaged, it is recommended to replace the entire unit to ensure optimal performance, as repairing the cable might not restore its full functionality or durability.

Can the CM-200 be used with electric guitars?

While the CM-200 is primarily designed for acoustic instruments, it can be used with electric guitars by attaching the clip to a part of the guitar that vibrates, though a direct line connection is typically more effective.

How do I know if my CM-200 is compatible with my tuner?

The CM-200 is compatible with most tuners that accept a standard 1/4 inch input. Check your tuner's specifications to confirm compatibility.

What is the best way to store the CM-200 when not in use?

Store the CM-200 in a dry, cool place in its original packaging or a protective case to prevent damage. Avoid wrapping the cable too tightly to prevent kinks or breaks.

Can the CM-200 be used for live performances?

Yes, the CM-200 is suitable for live performances as it effectively isolates the instrument's sound, providing accurate tuning even in noisy environments.