Customer ratings for Pronomic MCM-100SB Instrument Microphone Set for Wind Instruments, Cajon, etc.

Herforagendes microphone.
Price performance incredibly good.
Trumpet taken off, a little too bright, otherwise fits.
Can recommend further.

The microphone is great, good sound reproduction.
Fast delivery , ingenious in plastic case , gladly again.

Sounds great, the cable is much thicker than the T.bonedinger, in addition, you can control with the adapters (to buy additionally) any radio system with it..... Am very satisfied

The microphone keeps what it promises: Easy to handle, optimal to attach to the respective instrument and a super reproduction (music and áuch speech).
I would buy again!

Herforagendes microphone.
Upper position perfect, lower picked up even better.
Price performance incredibly good.
Can only recommend.

This microphone is excellent. Initial problems at the start
but your sales support solved them brilliantly.

Sincerely yours,

Jos Maas

Are very satisfied with the sound of the microphone. Quick and easy installation. Especially the isolated storage of the microphone I find super, because almost no ambient noise of the violin body are no longer audible. The supplied case is also practical, it's just a pity that the violin holder is packed separately. Or you cut out the recess for the holder in the foam of the case. Overall, I will recommend the microphone to any musician.
LG Herbert

Microphone for violin, adaptable also to other instruments through the elastic stem of the microphone. Good acoustics and practicality of the mechanical support

The Pronomic device works at least as well as expensive brand microphones.

Price performance is great.
Fit super on the clarinets. Sound is fine.

Good product, both for quality and price. Although the bass can sometimes come out badly, the sound package is very correct.

The sound is not bad only microphone likes to slip out of the clamp.

I bought this microphone but I couldn't get it to work. No user's manual, no indication on the microphone power supply. Once connected to the amplifier, no sound, no reaction. No sound, no reaction. Either the equipment is faulty, or there is a manipulation to be done but which is not explained anywhere.

Tried on a clarinet the microphone renders well and the sound is not bad, but it turns out to be too affected by the transmission of mechanical noises, you can hear them every time you put a finger on a hole, too present. I tried adding a layer of sponge to the stand to try to isolate better, and to equalize the output by cutting down to 200 Hz, but the result does not change much.

Great mic for my flute, small, light, good flexible mounting.

Our flutist willingly had the mic mounted, which surprised me.

Due to Newton's laws of leverage, the mounting shifts the center of gravity of the instrument.

Since Corona we know that with queer flutes sound and aerosols come out at the sound hole,
so better models are mounted closer to the mouthpiece.

The Pronomic device works at least as well as expensive brand microphones.

Application: Cello in folk band

My experience: On larger stages and small open airs the MCM-100 is VERY GOOD!!!
Easy handling. Sound depending on the alignment to the strings nicely variable and natural,
with surprisingly little feedback susceptibility.

... on very SMALL club stage with band only limited use.
It catches the neighbouring instruments and monitors and causes "mud" on the cellist's in-ears.
on the in-ears of the cellist.
(have therefore purchased an additional E-cello, even if the sound is "different")