Klark Teknik Mic Booster CM-2
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Klark Teknik
Mic Booster CM-2
Product Info
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The CM-2 is a surprisingly capable little booster. It's perfect for singers or acoustic players using ribbon or dynamic mics that need a little extra juice to get a good level without muddying up the signal. For the price, it’s hard to beat the clean gain it provides.
Product Description
- Klark Teknik Mic Booster CM-2
- Dynamic Microphone Booster
- Gain: 25 dB
- Phantom power: 48 V
- 2 XLR inputs / outputs
- Frequency range: 10 - 20
- 000 Hz (± 1 dB)
- Dimensions: 65 x 39 x 85 mm
- Weight: 0.37 kg
PROS
- • Clean gain boosts weak signals without noticeable noise
- • Compact size makes it ideal for portable rigs and tight spaces
- • Solid build quality for its price point – feels surprisingly robust
- • Provides a simple, effective solution for low-level mic signals
CONS
- • Limited headroom – pushing it can introduce distortion
- • No adjustable EQ or tone shaping capabilities
- • XLR only – lacks 1/4 in options for some mics
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
2
Preamp Type
Discrete Class A
Gain Range
25 dB
Phantom Power
48 V
Connections
2 x XLR inputs / outputs
Weight
0.37 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Probably not, unless your preamp is truly underperforming or you need significant gain. It's more for signal boosting than sonic enhancement.
While technically possible, the CM-2 is optimized for microphones; direct signals might sound sterile or lack character.
No, it’s a simple booster. If you need EQ, multiple inputs, or more complex routing, you'll want a dedicated preamp.
