Aeroband AGMIC-1 Micrófono de instrumento flexible con pinza para cuello de ganso y jack TRRS de 3,5 mm, negro

Capturing the true acoustic character of your guitar, ukulele, or violin can be a challenge with standard microphones. The Aeroband AGMIC-1 solves this by providing a compact, flexible gooseneck microphone that clips directly onto your instrument, ensuring consistent positioning and clear sound reproduction. Its electret condenser capsule and omnidirectional polar pattern pick up the natural resonance of your instrument, making it ideal for live performance, recording, and practice.

Who is it for

Musicians and content creators who need a reliable, portable microphone for string instruments. Whether you are a gigging guitarist, a singer-songwriter recording at home, or a student practicing with an Aeroband Guitar, this microphone offers a simple plug-and-play solution. It is also compatible with smartphones and laptops, making it versatile for mobile recording setups.

Main features

• Flexible 13 cm gooseneck allows precise positioning for optimal sound capture.
• Clip-on design attaches securely to acoustic guitars, ukuleles, violins, and other string instruments.
• Electret condenser microphone with omnidirectional pickup pattern for natural, balanced audio.
• 3.5mm TRRS (4-pole) jack connects directly to smartphones, tablets, laptops, and Aeroband Guitar.
• 1.5 m cable with anti-interference shielding reduces noise and signal loss.
• Plug-in power from the connected device—no batteries required.
• Durable metal gooseneck and plastic clip for long-lasting use.

Specifications

• Microphone type: Electret condenser
• Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
• Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
• Sensitivity: -32 dB ± 3 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa at 1 kHz)
• Impedance: ≤2.2 kΩ
• Signal-to-noise ratio: >60 dB
• Connector: 3.5mm TRRS jack
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Gooseneck length: 13 cm
• Material: Metal gooseneck, plastic clip
• Colour: Black

Tips

For best results, position the microphone 5–10 cm from the sound hole or bridge of your instrument. Experiment with the gooseneck angle to find the sweet spot that captures the full tonal range. When using with a smartphone, ensure the TRRS plug is fully inserted and your recording app is set to external microphone input. Avoid placing the microphone directly in front of a speaker to prevent feedback during live performances.