Roland CGM-30 Gooseneck Microphone

The CGM-30 is a condenser gooseneck microphone built for livestreaming, web presentations, and the Roland streaming switchers and docks that need clean spoken-word capture without a stand in the shot. Its 300 mm adjustable gooseneck stays out of the frame while placing the capsule right where a presenter is speaking, and the low-profile base sits quietly on a desk or lectern. A supercardioid pickup pattern keeps the focus on the person directly in front of the mic and rejects room noise and off-axis sound for clear, intelligible speech.

It plugs into any available XLR input and runs on 9 to 52V phantom power, so it drops straight into a UVC-02 dock, a VR-1HD, or a mixer without extra hardware. High sensitivity captures natural, intimate dialog, and a detachable foam windscreen tames plosives and breath noise.