Teenage Engineering CM-15 Field Microphone - Silver Size:One Size used in the late 19th

used in the late 19th century to preserve the elaborate hairstyle of its owner while they slept

tender leaves dancing in spring’s gentle breezes

and the motor that turns the crystals is powered by solar cells

More angular than a circle and much softer than a square

With contributions by Thomas Arslan

Teenage Engineering CM-15 Field Microphone - Silver Size:One Size used in the late 19thThis clean, mean and lean mic machine is a tiny, battery powered studio microphone with a large diaphragm capsule and groundbreaking features. An incredibly versatile microphone for use both inside and outside the studio, its large diaphragm condenser capsule essentially means you get professional recording quality in an ultraportable microphonea rarity. CM15 features an ESS sabre analog to digital converter, preserving high fidelity sound and