The CK41 Cardioid Capsule With Windscreen by AKG is a condenser capsule that fits the gooseneck microphone installation modules in AKG's Discreet Acoustics Modular Plus Series. Equipped with a wide cardioid polar pattern and a speech optimized frequency response, the CK41 is designed to be used almost universally for installed conference and discussion applications. The 125° pickup angle makes the microphone suitable for inexperienced or very vivacious speakers, as well as for applications where more than one person uses the microphone in turn.

Microphone capsule that fits AKG Discreet Acoustics Modular Plus Series goosenecks

Wide cardioid pattern rejects noise from rear while the 125° pickup angle is especially suited for inexperienced or very vivacious speakers. Also suited for applications where more than one person uses the microphone in turn

Large-area, self-cleaning, gold-plated contacts with deep threads to prevent misalignment and promote long life

Wide frequency range (60Hz - 22kHz) for speech-optimized audio performance

Slim and rugged metal housing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use two body pack transmitters with this system?

A: Yes you can: Users can select up to 1200 frequencies across the 30MHz tuning range. This also allows for operation of up to 20 channels simultaneously within the same frequency band or up to 48 channels in multiple bands.

Q: 2. At what frequency do these operate?

A: A 537.500 MHz B 537.900 MHz C 539.300 MHz D 540.400 MHz

Q: 3. Will this mic work with an Audio-Technica AT8537 Phantom Power Supply Module?

A: The AKG C417 is not compatible with the Audio Technica power supplies. In order to power this mic with phantom or battery, the AKG MPAVL adapter is necessary which converts to standard XLR. This will then allow you to connect to a phantom power supply.

Q: 4. what color is the LED?

A: The LED ring on the AKG GN30E5 12" Gooseneck turns red when the mic is active.

Q: 5. Are there any pictures of the connector? Does it come out of the mic at a right angle or straight out of the bottom?

A: The Arturia MicroFreak Gooseneck Microphone's 3.5mm connector is on the flat part of the mount, which sits flush against the MicroFreak's headphone jack. It can be seen mounted in this image: https://bit.ly/3tMXEfZ"

Q: 6. Can this be operational in 220-240v region?

A: It cannot it is not a dual voltage product US only.

Q: 7. What is the Country of Origin for this product?

A: Hi Jennifer, The country of origin for this product is Taiwan.

Q: 8. where do you connect power to the pzm 11?

A: Power is connected to the two power screw- terminals on the rear of the device under the chassis cover.See the supplied .pdf spec and schematic sheet provided below: http://bit.ly/1K5ryYO

Q: 9. What can be the cause if this wireless is making unnecessary noise?

A: There could be other radio devices in the general area. Ac line hum could be caused by appliances nearby and plugged into the same electrical service as well. Faulty connecting cables can create noise as well.

Q: 10. What all comes in the package for this specific microphone?

A: The AKG CM311A/SH is outfitted with a TA4f connection compatible with Shure wireless systems. Along with the microphone, you also get a carrying case, a WS-6 foam pop filter and one clothing clip.