• polar pattern: supercardioid
• high fidelity and excellent audio quality
• Suitable for recording vocals, speech and instruments
• Operation via 48V phantom power (classic microphone), USB-C (USB microphone) or internal battery (standalone microphone)
• Gain switch with 3 setting levels, 18dB pad
• USB-C with audio and charging function
• built-in preamplifier with extremely low distortion and high input impedance
• Compact and robust design
• built-in stand (fold-out)
• Accessories included:
  • 1x Mini XLR to XLR cable
  • 1x USB-C cable
  • 1x bag
  • 1x 1/4" and 3/8" thread adapter

Technical data:

• Preamplifier: OPA 140 JFET
• AD converter: ESS Sabre ADC 96kHz
• Self-noise: 14 dBA
• USB SNR dBA FS: 120 dB
• Impedance XLR: 600 Ohm
• Impedance Line Out: 300 Ohm
• Built-in rechargeable battery for up to 10 hours runtime
• Material: aluminum, plastic and polycarbonate

Mobile and robust condenser microphone

The CM-15 from Teenage Engineering is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone with a supercardioid polar pattern, ideal for capturing speech and instruments with clarity and precision. Equipped with a built-in AD converter, it delivers maximum fidelity and a clean, transparent sound. A gain switch on the back provides three settings, allowing the preamplification to be easily adjusted for different sources.

In addition to classic 48V phantom power, the CM-15 can be powered via USB-C or the integrated rechargeable battery, which offers approximately 10 hours of runtime. In battery mode, a dedicated power switch activates the microphone. When using USB-C, both operating voltage and audio signal are transmitted through the same connection; otherwise, the microphone operates via a mini XLR cable.