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Roland Binaural Microphones/Earphones (CS-10EM)

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Features

  • All-in-one design lets you monitor while recording
  • Includes additional earbud covers and carrying pouch
  • Sophisticated enclosure design reduces feedback
  • Compact, high-quality stereo condenser microphones built into earphones

Description

The CS-10EM provides combined in-ear monitoring and binaural recording, enhancing the convenience and enjoyment of field recording — a great companion for the Roland R-05, R-09HR, and R-07 field recorders. Simply wear the microphone-equipped earphones and capture what you hear, then listen back instantly. You can enjoy realistic sound as if you were there. You can also monitor while recording thanks to the CS-10EM’s all-in-one design.

Brand: Roland


Color: Black


Ear Placement: In Ear


Form Factor: In Ear


Impedance: 16 ohm


Brand Name: Roland


Model Number: CS-10EM


Model Name: CS-10EM


Built-In Media: Cable


Age Range Description: Adult


Warranty Description: See Manufacturer's Website for Details


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 761294412114


Global Trade Identification Number: 11


Manufacturer: Roland


Item Type Name: Condenser Microphone


Mfr Part Number: CS-10EM


Headphones Ear Placement: In Ear


Headphone Folding Features: In Ear


Earpiece Shape: Rounded Tip


Control Type: Media Control


Control Method: Touch


Impedance: 16 ohm


Noise Control: None


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Specific Uses For Product: Compact and high performance in-ear stereo condenser microphone


Antenna Location: Cycling, Exercising, Running


Compatible Devices: Audio Recording and Playback Devices


Cable Features: Detachable


Additional Features: Microphone Included


Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Technology: No


Hardware Interface: 3.5mm Audio


Input-Device Interface: Audio jack


Color: Black


Style Name: Compact Professional


Theme: Field Recording


Item Weight: 0.07 kg


Cable Length: 150 centimeters


Unit Count: 1 Count


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works fine with a Tascam DR-60D - if you can find the plugin power setting
Review Image by dave818 dave818
I have a Tascam DR-60D field recorder and these work great with that unit. You plug the red mic plug into input 3/4 on the left side of the unit (in between the XLR connectors). The only trick is you have to enable plug-in power, which isn't very intuitive. On the other inputs the phantom power setting is a dedicated switch on the front panel. On input 3/4 you have to enable it deep in the menus and the enable function is NOT in the "input" or "record" menus as you'd expect. Here's how you do it: Press the "MENU" button, scroll all the way down to "OTHERS", then "SYSTEM", then "PLUGIN POWER", then select "ON". The quality/etc. is pretty much exactly what everyone else has already said. Really nice sound for the money. I find it's a little boomy on the low end but the DR60 has a low-cut filter which helps take care of that problem. The cords are a very nice, long length and more stout than the normal earbud cords. Only thing I wish they'd provided is a clothing clip to eliminate cord noise while recording. I've attached an out-of-the-box photo showing what you get: Headphones, a pair of windscreens, a set of earbud tips, a nice felt pouch. All in all a good purchase. I'd buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2016 by dave818 dave818
    • Great microphones
Great microphones that have a really smart design to monitor and record the sounds you are hearing as they are happening. I have owned somewhere between three or four of these microphones already. The previous ones I owned broke, so it might be wise to take extra good care of these mics as they aren't really that cheap. Probably not recommended to do what I have done, but I usually clutter these in my pocket because I also use them as playback on my mp3 device (and that might explain why some broke on me). None the less, recording a concert is possible through these, but I strongly advise you to check your settings and do some trial and error stuff before you settle on what works best for you. I recommend not being too far away from your sound source. One thing I have found with these mics is that recording through a low cut filter may help you have the vocals come across cleaner, but it may also take away some of the bass detail you might also wish to capture. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2015 by Trevor
    • Good Binaural headphones
Works well with Sony recorders too.Attempted to capture the realism of audiophile grade stereos and results were close .there's some loss of nuances but overall pretty good.pls note that the volume dial on Sony recorders needs to be turned down in order to prevent monitor feedback within the headphone.the binaural recording is accurate when played on the Rolands only . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2020 by Amazon Customer
    • Love Love Love!
I've only had these mics for a couple days, but I've already fallen in love with them. The stereo image you get when recording with them is absolutely amazing. Being blind, I prefer to get good, clear audio rather than a picture of things, and these mics fit the bill very well. I do wish, however, that the windscreens that come with the mics were a bit fluffier, so as to guard against higher windspeeds and protect more against this. Aside from that, they are amazing for the price point, and i'd highly recommend them for those who love to get that 3-d audio experience when making stereo recordings. A couple notes to those curious about these mics: 1. They will work with recorders like the olympus ls10, ls14, ls100, zoom h1, h2, h2N, h4,h4N, roland r05, r09 and r09HR. 2. With most binaural mics, when speaking into the mics while wearing them, you get what I like to call a "headspace" sound, which makes your voice sound slightly muffled and hard to understand at times. This is not present on these microphones, at least as far as I can tell. 3: For any blind customers looking to purchace these mics: When you get them, it may be a bit tricky to tell which side is the left and which is the right. There's a neet little way of figuring this out. Since the earbuds are off center from the mics, you can find which one goes in the right or left ear. Also note that to wear them the right way around, the mics must angle outwards slightly when looking at them from the back, so to speak.. 4: in the package you have two different sizes of extra tips for the earbuds. I recommend using the larger size, so as to provide a better fit inside the ear. 5: If you're going to record outside with these mics, use the windscreens so as to try and protect against wind noise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2015 by Joseph King
    • Very good ambient recording
I am very please with the recording capability of these affordable mic/headphones. There is a noticeable difference in spatial sound versus recording with a shotgun mic. To get cleaner sound I glued small third-party dead cats to the microphones and I try to remain stationary when recording (bumping the wires can cause unwanted noise). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by stephen m. sears
    • Wow! Amazing quality!
I've put these headphones through their paces. I'm teaching myself A/V stuff as I go making travel videos and these things are absolute beasts for their size and price. I'm recording through a Zoom H1N, make sure you don't assume that your H1N can auto level while you have these in your ears or you'll make yourself deaf from feedback!! The quality of the audio is fantastic (for my level of use and appreciation anyway, I'm sure there are audio engineers who scoff at it.) Make sure to also keep track of your levels regularly. It's easy to pop these bad boys in and throw your recorder in your pocket and just go, but I've found that these can max out relatively easy if you adjusted your gain for a quiet area and then walk near a street and forget to lower your gain (bad idea!) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022 by Gabriel

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