KORG CM-300 Owner's Manual

KORG CM-300 manual cover
Pages 2
Year 0
Language(s)
German de
English en
French fr
Japanese ja
Spanish sp

KORG CM-300 Specification

The KORG CM-300 is a high-performance contact microphone designed to deliver precise and reliable audio capture for a range of musical applications. This model is lauded for its enhanced sensitivity and durability, making it ideal for tuning and performance situations. The CM-300 features a piezoelectric sensor that accurately detects vibrations from instruments, providing a clear and stable signal. Its wide frequency response ensures that it can handle a variety of instruments, from brass and woodwinds to strings and more. The microphone comes with a 1.5-meter cable, offering ample length for convenient use in different settings, and it terminates in a standard 1/4-inch plug, ensuring compatibility with most tuners and audio equipment. The CM-300's clip is designed for secure attachment, with a rubberized grip that prevents slippage and minimizes the risk of damage to the instrument's surface. Constructed with durability in mind, the CM-300's robust build is complemented by its lightweight design, making it easy to transport and use in both studio and live environments. The microphone's compact size ensures it does not interfere with playing, and its discreet appearance makes it suitable for professional settings. Overall, the KORG CM-300 stands out as a reliable and versatile choice for musicians seeking precise tuning and sound capture without compromising on ease of use or durability.

KORG CM-300 F.A.Q.

How do I connect the KORG CM-300 to my tuner?

To connect the KORG CM-300 contact microphone to your tuner, plug the 1/4-inch jack into the tuner's input port. Ensure the microphone clip is securely attached to the instrument you want to tune.

What should I do if the CM-300 is not picking up sound properly?

Check if the contact microphone is firmly clipped onto the instrument. Ensure there are no obstructions or debris on the contact surface. Try repositioning the clip for better sound pickup.

Can I use the KORG CM-300 for loud environments?

Yes, the CM-300 is designed to work effectively in loud environments as it picks up vibrations directly from the instrument, minimizing ambient noise interference.

How do I maintain the CM-300 for long-term use?

Keep the contact microphone clean and free from dust. Store it in a protective case when not in use. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and moisture.

Which instruments are compatible with the KORG CM-300?

The CM-300 can be used with a variety of instruments including guitars, violins, ukuleles, and brass instruments. It is versatile for any instrument where direct contact can be made.

What should I do if the CM-300 clip loses tension?

If the clip loses tension, check for any physical damage. If it's intact, gently try to reshape the clip. If the problem persists, consider contacting KORG support for replacement options.

Is the CM-300 waterproof?

The KORG CM-300 is not waterproof. Avoid using it in wet conditions and ensure it is dry before storage to prevent damage.

Why is the sound output from my tuner inconsistent when using the CM-300?

Ensure the contact microphone is securely attached to a stable part of the instrument. Check the cable for any signs of wear or damage that might affect signal transmission.

How can I improve the signal quality when using the CM-300?

Position the clip on a part of the instrument that vibrates well, such as the bridge of a guitar or violin. Ensure the contact surface is clean and the connection to the tuner is secure.

What is the recommended way to store the CM-300 when not in use?

Store the CM-300 in a dry, cool place, ideally in a protective case to prevent dust accumulation and physical damage. Avoid coiling the cable tightly to prevent kinks.