Teenage Engineering Mini Field Set AL (TX6, CM15)

type of microphone	condenser
Computer ports	USB-C

Teenage Engineering Mini Field Set AL (TX6, CM15)
Product no: 9000-0151-9725 Bax Music Warranty: Teenage Engineering TX-6 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.

General

Teenage Engineering's TP-7 is a recorder that fits in the palm of your hand. And 'tis by no means a simple little thing, there are bigger recorders that can do less. And you may have already been convinced at the time and already have that TP-7 in your studio. When it was released, the product was also part of a trio with two more products: the TX-6 mixer and the CM-15 microphone. This set of these two products is a great one to complete this trio - and thus your TP-7.

Specifications

1x Teenage Engineering TX-6
The renegade Teenage Engineering TX-6 Field Mixer plants a mixer, audio interface, DJ mixer, and a whole lot more directly in the palm of your grubby little hand.

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Number of mono channels	not applicable
Number of stereo channels	6
Number of submasters	none
Type of mixer inputs	stereo line input (TRS mini-jack)
Type of mixer outputs	balanced line output (TRS jack)
Headphone output	yes
Inputs	no
Number of auxiliaries	0
Built-in audio player	no
Built-in audio interface	USB (12x4 I/O)
Number of microphone inputs	0
19 inches	no
Phantom power	no
Volume control	faders
Built-in mixer effects	reverb/delay/modulation
Type of mixer	studio / PA mixer
Built-in effects	yes

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	315 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	18,0 x 18,0 x 3,0 cm

Product specifications

Teenage Engineering TX-6 Filed Mixer
mixer, audio-interface, synthesizer, sequencer, DJ-mixer, controller, tuner
inputs: 6x stereo
outputs: 2x stereo
display: 48x64 pixels, monochrome
audio interface: 32-bit, 48 kHz
dimensions: 90 x 62 x 23mm
weight: 160g

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 (incl. packaging)	587 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	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

Write a review

Great - with a few limitations. January 31, 2024

Wrote the following about Teenage Engineering TX-6

Great piece of gear - super high quality, robust and great sound. Simple menu system, easy to dive where you want quickly, controls and sliders are quality along with the OLED screen. TE are the masters of UX and have been for a while and its pure joy using this. One big issue - no windows ASIO drivers, in fact you can only record the stereo mix on your PC - you can't record each channel individually 12in/12out e.t.c. (you can on the MAC but not on PC). Doesn't affect me at all since I use it for Dawless and simple guitar stuff - but for the price I would at least expect full ASIO drivers. In Reaper on PC, using WASPI drivers - recording stereo mix and playback is roughly 20-30ms any lower and I get buffer underruns on a Hi-Spec 14core I7. Still great - would be 5/5 if TE release proper windows ASIO drivers for it.