Koma Elektronik Contact Microphones Pack of 2

Contact microphones

• Set of 2 contact microphones (Ø 20 mm and Ø 27 mm)
• Handmade and covered in liquid plastic for durability
• 120 cm cable with 3.5 mm mono connector
• Compatible with Koma Field Kit, Field Kit FX and modular devices
• Ideal for recording surfaces, materials and vibrations

Koma Elektronik Contact Microphones: listen to the hidden world

The Koma Elektronik Contact Microphones Pack of 2 is a set consisting of two contact microphones (20 mm and 27 mm diameter) designed to capture vibrations and mechanical sounds from any surface or object. Perfect for use with the Koma Field Kit, modular systems or for experimental microphoning, these sensors transform materials, instruments and surfaces into unique sound sources.

Handcrafted construction and robustness

Each microphone is hand-welded and then coated in a special liquid plastic that protects the welds and increases their durability. This technique, achieved through special immersion robots developed by Koma Elektronik, ensures excellent mechanical strength and effective isolation, even in live performance environments or interactive installations.

Perfect for sound exploration and electroacoustic art

Use them to mic surfaces, acoustic instruments, metal objects or structures. Combined with the Field Kit or preamp modules, contact mics allow you to explore the "physical" sound of the world: resonances, vibrations, and otherwise inaudible details. Ideal for sound designers, performers and artists who want to transform space and matter into musical instruments.

Technical Specifications.

• Quantity: 2 microphones (Ø 20 mm and Ø 27 mm)
• Connection: 3.5 mm mono jack
• Cable length: 120 cm
• Construction: hand soldering, liquid plastic coating
• Applications: field kit, field kit FX, experimental recording

Creativity and sound experimentation

With Koma Elektronik Contact Microphones you can turn any object into a source of sound: a table becomes a percussion instrument, a pipe a resonator, a wall a sound box. An essential tool for those who experience music as exploration and discovery.