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Teenage Engineering CM-15 Black - Portable studio microphone
Teenage Engineering CM–15 Black is a professional, portable condenser microphone with a 1-inch large diaphragm, ESS Sabre ES9822Q PRO converter, OPA140 JFET preamp, and three outputs: mini-XLR, USB-C, and 3.5 mm jack. Lightweight and battery-powered (10h), perfect for vocals, podcasts, and mobile recording setups.
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Model :
CM-15 Black
SKU :
SUP_MC6942
Warranty :
2 years
Producent :
Teenage Engineering
Weight without package:
0.1 kg
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Teenage Engineering CM–15 Black – portable large diaphragm condenser microphone
The Teenage Engineering CM–15 Black is a compact, portable premium condenser microphone equipped with a 1-inch large diaphragm capsule, a high-performance ESS Sabre ES9822Q PRO A/D converter, and three independent outputs: USB-C, 3.5 mm jack, and mini-XLR. With built-in rechargeable battery (up to 10 hours) and ultra-compact design, the CM–15 delivers professional sound quality both in the studio and on the go.
Key features
- 1-inch large diaphragm capsule, manufactured by Peluso
- ESS Sabre ES9822Q PRO – professional A/D converter
- OPA140 JFET – ultra-low noise preamp
- 3 outputs: mini-XLR (pseudo-balanced), 3.5 mm jack (dual mono), USB-C
- Compatible with 48V phantom power
- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- Class compliant USB device – plug & play on computers
Compact and uncompromising sound quality
The CM–15 is designed for creators who demand professional audio quality even in mobile setups. Thanks to its low self-noise (14 dBA) and high SPL handling (138 dB), it's suitable for vocals, instruments, and even loud sound sources like drums. The USB output offers an impressive signal-to-noise ratio of 120 dBA FS.
Applications
- Recording vocals and acoustic instruments (studio or mobile)
- Podcasts, interviews, field recordings
- Video and film sound capture
- Portable sessions with laptops, smartphones, or recorders
Technical specifications
- Polar pattern: supercardioid
- Polarity: positive
- Self-noise: 14 dBA
- Max SPL: 138 dB (at 0.5% THD)
- SNR (USB): 120 dBA FS
- Dimensions: 90 × 65.5 × 19 mm
- Weight: 132 g / 4.65 oz
Materials and construction
The CM–15 is built using high-quality metal and plastic components. It features an integrated table stand and includes adapter threads (1/4” and 3/8”) for mounting on various microphone stands.
Included in the box
- Teenage Engineering CM–15 Black microphone
- Mini-XLR to XLR cable
- USB-C cable
- Mounting adapter (1/4″ and 3/8″ threads)
- Protective pouch
- Reusable plastic storage case
- User guide
Conclusion
The Teenage Engineering CM–15 Black is the perfect choice for musicians, podcasters, and field recorders who want pro-grade sound in a compact and mobile format. With its advanced tech, flexible connectivity, and modern design, it redefines what a portable microphone can be.
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Teenage Engineering CM-15 Black - Portable studio microphone - Frequently asked questions.
What is the CM–15’s polar pattern?
Supercardioid – perfect for isolating the source from ambient noise.
Does it support 48 V phantom power?
Yes, through the mini-XLR output (pseudo-balanced).
How long does the battery last?
Up to 10 hours on a full charge.
What outputs does the microphone offer?
Mini-XLR, USB-C, and 3.5 mm jack (dual mono).
Which A/D converter is used?
ESS Sabre ES9822Q PRO – a high-end audio converter.
Can I use it directly via USB?
Yes – it is a class-compliant device, no drivers needed.
What are the dimensions and weight?
90 × 65.5 × 19 mm and 132 g – ultra-portable and lightweight.
What is it best used for?
Vocals, instruments, podcasts, film audio – both studio and on-the-go.
