Product Detail
The Ace Backstage Co. CSM-60C is a top - notch choir stick microphone crafted for professional choral and ensemble shows. Measuring 60 inches in length, it comes equipped with Audio - Technica's high - end miniature back - plate condenser elements, guaranteeing outstanding sound quality. Its lightweight aluminum boom shaft allows for easy positioning. The cardioid element with a 120 - degree polar pattern offers excellent directionality, minimizing ambient noise and delivering clear, focused audio, whether you're recording a large choir or a soloist. Built to last, the CSM - 60C is made from tough 6061 - T6 space - age alloy aluminum. The boom shaft is both robust and light, with a low profile and great strength. It comes with a Taper - Body Clutch Stand Mount and U - U Clip, providing flexible mounting options for seamless integration into any standard microphone stand setup. Ideal for churches, school auditoriums, and professional concert venues where a discreet look matters. This microphone has a scratch and wear - resistant black matte anodized finish, making it a reliable choice for high - performance audio applications over the years. Key features include a 120 - degree polar pattern cardioid element, a 60 - inch low - profile, lightweight black aluminum alloy boom stick, durable 6061 - T6 alloy aluminum construction, flexible mounting on standard stands, and a scratch - resistant black matte anodized finish. Specifications: Black matte anodized, scratch and wear - resistant finish; Alloy aluminum (6061 - T6) material; 0.312 - inch diameter and 0.049 - inch thickness for the boom shaft; 60 - inch length. Package contents: 1 x CSM - 60x (60 inches long), 1 x Phantom power module, 1 x U - U power module clip, 1 x Stand mount clip, 1 x Taper body clutch.
Using the Ace Backstage Co. CSM - 60C is easy. First, use the Taper - Body Clutch Stand Mount or U - U Clip to attach it to a standard microphone stand. Make sure it's securely fastened. When positioning, take advantage of the lightweight boom shaft to place the microphone where it can best capture the sound. For large choirs, position it in a central place, and for soloists, get it closer to the performer. As for power, connect the included Phantom power module properly. During use, be aware that the cardioid element is most sensitive in the front, so keep the sound source in that area. Avoid exposing the microphone to extreme temperatures or humidity, as this can affect its performance. For maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to clean the microphone regularly, especially the boom shaft and the element. If there are any stubborn stains, use a mild cleaning solution, but make sure to dry it thoroughly afterward. This will help keep your CSM - 60C in great shape for years of use.
