MIRA Safety Gas Mask Microphone (CM-6M, CM-7M, CM-8M, & TAPR) Review

When it comes to reliable communication under hazardous conditions, the MIRA Safety Gas Mask Microphone is an ideal solution. The MIRA microphone is designed to be plugged directly into a gas mask for two-way, hands-free audio transmission. MIRA offers four versions of the mic – the CM-6M, CM-7M, CM-8M, and the Tactical Audio Pressure Release (TAPR) – all designed to upgrade your gas mask with one-touch, clear communication.

The CM-6M is the most basic microphone in the line. This model features a single-button activation, and is designed to be plugged directly into NATO and USSR-style gas masks. The model is also compatible with many of the industrial-grade respirators on the market.

The CM-7M is the next model up and is designed for STANAG-style masks. It has a dual-button activation for added convenience and can even be plugged into the Pro 2000 gas mask.

The CM-8M offers a higher level of sound quality and has a built-in adjustable volume control. It also features a 3.5mm jack for a wider range of compatibility. The CM-8M is designed to work with many STANAG or Soviet-style masks, and can also be used with some Canadian, British, and Israeli respirators.

Finally, there is the TAPR model. This is a “tactical audio pressure release” microphone, which is designed to be plug into masks with an extreme environmental seal. The TAPR is optimized for extreme conditions, and is designed to provide clear, crisp communication even in high-decibel environments that would otherwise leave your microphone unheard.

Overall, the MIRA Safety Gas Mask Microphone is a great tool for anyone who needs reliable two-way communications in hazardous environments. The four models offer a wide range of features and compatibility with a variety of gas masks and respirators. Keep these mics in mind next time you need high-quality hands-free audio in dangerous scenarios.