Teenage Engineering Mini Field Set AL (TP7, CM15)

Service promise

Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the battery comes with a 6-month warranty.

This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the battery comes with a 6-month warranty.

Teenage Engineering CM-15 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone (USB/Mini-XLR/Mini-Jack) This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the battery comes with a 6-month warranty.

This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the battery comes with a 6-month warranty.

Specifications

1x Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder

Masters of the unexpected, Teenage Engineering presents the TP-7: a field recorder like no other.

Product features

Sustainable product: Not specified
Recorder type: Handheld field recorder
Number of XLR mic inputs: 0
Number of built-in microphones: 1
Max. simultaneous recording tracks: 3
Max. playback tracks: 3
Analogue audio input type: Headphone input (TRRS mini-jack)
Recorder outputs: Headphones (TRS, jack or mini jack)
Timecode I/O: No
Power options: USB bus powered
Built-in speakers: Yes
Storage type: Internal
Maximum sample rate: 96 kHz
Bit rate: 24-bit
Audio formats: Not specified
Recorder mounting possibilities: None

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 602 gr
Dimensions: 17,5 x 17,5 x 3,0 cm

Product specifications

Teenage Engineering TP-7
field recorder
connections:
- 3x 3.5mm mini-jack input or output
- 1x 3.5mm mini-jack headphone output, 6.3mm jack adapter included
Bluetooth
rechargeable battery
playback time with a fully charged battery: 7 hours
display: 64 x 32 px
internal memory: 128GB
included: USB-C cable and user manual
dimensions: 96 x 68 x 16mm
weight: 170g

1x Teenage Engineering CM-15 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone (USB/Mini-XLR/Mini-Jack)

A rare beast in the land of field recording, the Teenage Engineering CM-15 brings the rich results of a large-diaphragm condenser microphone but packs it all away in a sleek and compact, battery-powered box.

Product features

Sustainable product: Not specified
Setup type: Desktop model, microphone with stand mount
Headphone output: Yes
Included software: None
Software included: No
Low-cut filter: No
Polar pattern: Super cardioid
Type of USB port: USB-C
Connects to computer via: USB-C
Bit rate: Unknown / not applicable
Maximum sample rate: 96 kHz
Microphone accessories: Cable, bag / box
Minimum frequency: 20 - 21 Hz
Maximum frequency: 20 - 20.9 kHz
Maximum SPL: 130 dB - 139 dB

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 587 gr
Dimensions: 18,0 x 18,0 x 3,0 cm

Product specifications

Teenage Engineering CM-15
large-diaphragm condenser microphone
diaphragm: 1"
outputs: mini-XLR, USB, mini-jack
rechargeable battery: max. 10 hours after 2 hour charge
can be +48V phantom powered
+/- 18 dB pad switch
self-noise: 14 dBA
max. SPL: 138 dB
USB signal-noise ratio: 120 dB
XLR impedance: 600 Ohms, pseudo-balanced
line impedance: 300 Ohms
built-in desktop stand
included:
- user manual
- mini-XLR to XLR cable
- USB-C cable
- plastic cover
- zip-up case
- stand adapter: 1/4" and 3/8"
dimensions: 90 x 65 x 22mm
weight: 132g

Videos

5 / 5

Teenage Engineering CM-15 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone (USB/Mini-XLR/Mini-Jack)

Comparing - just on a whim - teenage engineering's slim, pocket-mic CM-15s with thousand-pound-plus Brauner VM1, Wunder CM7-S, Townsend/Sphere L22 versus an original Neumann U47, I found that the CM-15 mics have the 'punch' and low-frequency 'density' of the U47 far more than any of the others! ..They don't quite have the DETAIL of the VM1, and they have a broader pickup pattern than the others, so a pair of them for stereo may blend left and right a bit - depends on how far apart they are - but the overall performance was the nearest to the U47 of all the others which attempt to use a similar capsule, valve/'tube', headbasket and transformer as the old U47.

The CM-15 mic is engineered from a different perspective: to get the best possible sound, and with a built-in pre-amp, built-in battery & phantom power, XLR, 3.5mm and USB-C outputs, and smallest size ..and INCIDENTALLY being the closest to a U47 or anything I've yet heard.

What a bargain! - No power supply needed, no phantom needed, two extra stages of gain built-in, and just slip in your pocket. Buy two for stereo!

June 19, 2026 | Mic Helangelo

5 / 5

Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder

Outstanding piece of gear, that only Teenage Engineering could produce. So fun and immediate to use and pairs perfectly with the TX-6

March 21, 2025 | The modern day TalkBoy

Reviews from other countries

1 / 5

Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder

Slechte ervaring, want de aan uit knop bleek kapot bij levering. Bet is een b
- stock, maar zou toch opgevallen moeten zijn bij het innemen zou je zo zeggen. Ik wacht nu op de reparatie. Raar dat ze niet even direkt een ander exemplaar sturen, omdat ik binnen 30 dagen heb gemeld. Verder is het een prachtig ding dat je even moet leren kennen, maar waar je veel mee kan. Zoals syncen met de XY zodat iemand daar live lange tracks bij in kan spelen.

August 29, 2026 | Johanz

This review was automatically translated from Dutch.

5 / 5

Teenage Engineering CM-15 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone (USB/Mini-XLR/Mini-Jack)

Great mic, goes well with all the field series
Connection flexibility + flexible gain + perfect for outside

December 29, 2024 | Yop

This review was automatically translated from French.

1 / 5

Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder

Excellent service by Bax: speedy expedition and extremely efficient after-sale (retour + refund).
Extremely deceptive experience as far as the "Ferrari of field recorder" was concerned: the Ferrari simply did not start (error message on the display screen). When you want to play on the Veblen Goods playground, you'd better offer a flawless product. Or at least a functioning product.

February 12, 2024 | S.I.

This review was automatically translated from Dutch.