Mipro MM-100
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A Mipro Measurement Microphone Designed for Both Field and Studio Use
The Mipro MM-100 fits within the logic of measurement tools aimed at objectifying listening and speeding up adjustments: acoustic correction, response curve verification, sound system control, or optimizing a monitoring setup. Within the Mipro range, it stands as a compact and durable solution designed to accompany an analyzer (RTA, FFT) both in studio environments and live conditions, where measurement repeatability and equipment robustness matter as much as precision.
Who Benefits from the Mipro MM-100 and Its Applications
This measurement microphone is intended for sound engineers, stage technicians, installers, demanding home studio users, and audio trainers who need a consistent tool from session to session. Thanks to its omnidirectional directivity, the MM-100 captures the sound field more neutrally than a typical recording microphone, facilitating system equalization, subwoofer and crossover adjustments, delay alignment, or before/after acoustic treatment comparisons.
In the studio, it naturally fits for monitoring calibration, room resonance analysis, and verifying speaker response at different positions. In live and installation settings, its tolerance to high levels (typical max SPL of 138 dB) is an asset for measuring at realistic volumes without saturating too quickly, enabling adjustment decisions closer to actual operating conditions.
Precision, Dynamics, and Connectivity: Key Features
Omnidirectional and Extended Frequency Response for Usable Measurements
The MM-100's omnidirectional capsule aims for uniform capture, essential for frequency response and room behavior measurements. Its 20 Hz to 30 kHz response covers the useful spectrum broadly, including high frequencies that influence the perception of definition and air. The result: you obtain more stable information to adjust EQ, filters, target curves, and processing, whether on studio monitors, portable PA systems, or installed setups.
Low Self-Noise and Wide Dynamic Range to Preserve Details
A measurement microphone must remain readable on low-level signals (moderate-level pink noise, discreet sweeps, ambient analysis) while handling high levels during setup. With a self-noise below 18 dB SPL (A) and a dynamic range of 120 dB, the MM-100 helps limit background noise in readings and maintain cleaner curves, especially when the environment is quiet or measurements require precision beyond simple "by ear" adjustments.
Simple Integration into a Standard Audio Chain
The XLR output facilitates use with microphone preamps on an audio interface, console, or standalone preamp. The 12 to 52 V DC power supply allows operation with most phantom power supplies on the market, convenient for switching from a mobile setup to a fixed control room without special constraints. The stainless steel housing enhances durability, a real plus for an accessory frequently handled, transported, and installed in various positions.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 30 kHz |
| Category | measurement microphone |
| Directivity | omnidirectional |
| Connection | XLR |
| Color | Grey |
| Model | Mipro MM-100 |
| Type | Measurement microphone |
| Sensitivity | -36 dBV +/- 2 dBV / Pa |
| Self-Noise | below 18 dB SPL (A) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | greater than 75 dB at 94 dB SPL (1 Pa) |
| Max Input SPL | 138 dB (typical) |
| Dynamic Range | 120 dB |
| Connector | XLR |
| Output Impedance | 200 ohms |
| Power Supply | 12 to 52 V DC |
| Housing | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 19 x 19 x 168 mm |
| Weight | 109 g |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Mipro MM-100 suitable for studio speaker calibration?
Its omnidirectional directivity and frequency response from 20 Hz to 30 kHz allow analyzing monitor response and room resonances. It can be used with an RTA or FFT analyzer for monitoring adjustments.
What power supply is required for this measurement microphone?
A power supply between 12 and 52 V DC is required. This range is compatible with standard phantom power supplies commonly available on audio interfaces, mixers, and mic preamps.
Can the microphone handle measurements at high sound pressure levels?
With a typical maximum input SPL of 138 dB and a dynamic range of 120 dB, it is suitable for measurements at realistic levels on a sound system. Its self-noise is below 18 dB SPL (A), which also supports measurements at moderate levels.
What type of connector does the MM-100 use?
The XLR output enables connection to a mic input on an audio interface, mixer, or preamplifier.
Is the measurement microphone robust enough for gigs and installations?
The stainless steel housing is designed for frequent handling and transport. Its dimensions of 19 x 19 x 168 mm and weight of 109 g facilitate installation at different measurement positions. Its output impedance is 200 ohms.



