Schoeps CMC 6U xt Microphone Amplifier - Nickel

Schoeps CMC 6U xt Microphone Amplifier - Nickel

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Schoeps CMC 6U xt Microphone Amplifier - Nickel
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Schoeps CMC 6U xt Microphone Amplifier - Nickel

MFR# CMC 6 Uni xt

Extremely low noise amplifier for Colette series modular microphones -extends frequency response of axially addressed capsules beyond 4 kHz - nickel

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Product Description

The Schoeps CMC 6 U xt is designed for standard 48- and 12-Volt phantom powering. Its circuitry recognizes the supply voltage and adjusts itself automatically. Its performance characteristics remain essentially the same either way; mainly, the difference is that the current drawn at 12 Volts is greater than at 48 Volts. However, the 12-Volt mode consumes less power and might be preferred for battery-powered recording.

The capsules of condenser microphones (the only type which Schoeps manufactures) can't be connected directly to microphone cables or inputs; a microphone amplifier is required in between. Thus a complete microphone of the Colette series comprises any of the twenty available types of capsules combined with an amplifier.

The microphone amplifier provides the electrostatic charge which the capsule requires in order to produce a signal. Since only a minuscule amount of current is contained in this signal, amplification of the current is required. To avoid interference to the signal on the way from the microphone to the input of the mixer or preamp, the signal is conveyed at low impedance and in balanced form. The CMC 6 Ug amplifier offers a symmetrical, transformerless, direct-coupled Class A output stage with low impedance, low distortion, and high freedom from interference.

The "xt" version is indicated by the letters ”xt” engraved on the microphone's output socket. It extends the frequency response of the axially addressed Colette capsules beyond 40 kHz.