MIRA Safety Gas Mask Microphone (CM-6M, CM-7M, CM-8M, & TAPR) Review
In an emergency situation, communication is often key in ensuring safety and success. Whether you’re dealing with police, first responders, or the public, the ability to clearly communicate is paramount. In light of this, MIRA Safety has developed a variety of different gas mask microphones specifically for this purpose.
This review examines all four of MIRA Safety’s gas mask microphone models, including the CM-6M, CM-7M, CM-8M, and TAPR. We will provide an overview of the features and specifications of each model, along with insight into their performance and operation.
CM-6M Microphone
The CM-6M is MIRA Safety’s entry-level gas mask microphone that features an omnidirectional pick-up pattern and an operating frequency range of 30 Hz – 15,000 Hz. This model weighs just 3.5 ounces and is the lightest model available.
The Cm-6M is designed to fit comfortably with any MIRA Safety full-face respirator mask and uses a simple cable connection for sound quality that surpasses traditional wired microphones. This model also features a fully submersible body so that you can continue to use it even in wet conditions.
CM-7M & CM-8M Microphones
The CM-7M and CM-8M are the mid-range options from MIRA Safety and boast a wide frequency range of 50 Hz – 17,000 Hz. Both of these microphones feature an omni-directional pick-up pattern and a fully submersible body for use in wet conditions. The CM-7M model is designed for general use while the CM-8M is designed for high-noise environments.
The CM-7M weighs in at four ounces while the CM-8M is slightly heavier at 4.5 ounces. Both of these models feature a reinforced “flex” cable connection that provides superior sound quality and durability.
TAPR Microphone
Finally, the TAPR is MIRA Safety’s top-of-the-line gas mask microphone. This model has a built-in noise-cancelling technology, an omnidirectional pick-up pattern, and a frequency range of 30 Hz – 15,000 Hz. The TAPR is also the heaviest model weighing in at 5 ounces.
In addition to superior sound quality, the TAPR also features a reinforced “flex” cable connection, a weatherproof body, and a switchable filter mode for use in high-noise environments. All of these features come together to offer some of the best sound quality available in a gas mask microphone.
Conclusion
All four of MIRA Safety’s gas mask microphones offer exceptional sound quality and dependability. Depending on your budget and specific needs, there’s sure to be a microphone model that meets your needs. For those who are looking for superior sound and durability, the TAPR is the way to go. No matter which model you select, you can be sure that your communication needs will be taken care of.
