Microphones

The KM 184 is a versatile microphone designed for both studio and live settings, known for its clear sound quality. It is ideal for capturing acoustic instruments such as piano, percussion, drums, and strings, making it suitable for both solo and ensemble performances. The microphone’s excellent off-axis response makes it perfect for stereo and surround recording, ensuring precise audio imaging. While not specifically for vocals, the KM 184 is used for classical and authentic vocal recordings. Its compact design makes it discreet for TV and radio use.

The KM 185 is a versatile studio and stage microphone with a transparent sound ideal for acoustic instruments and demanding applications requiring high rejection at 120° without off-axis coloration. It is often used for classical vocals and sonic authenticity due to its unobtrusive size, making it also suitable for TV and radio.

The black fet100 Series KMS 104 Cardioid Condenser Vocalist Microphone by Neumann is designed for close-range vocal and instrumental performances. It features a condenser capsule with a cardioid pattern that minimizes rear sound interference, a wide frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and low self-noise suitable for in-ear monitoring. It includes a balanced, transformerless output, pop-sound protection, a SG105 Stand Clamp, and a padded nylon bag.

The Neumann M 150 Tube Microphone is a versatile, omnidirectional condenser tube microphone crafted for studio vocal and instrument recording. Modeled after the classic M 50, it features a transformer-less tube amplifier for warm, low-noise audio. The 12mm titanium diaphragm and uniquely shaped head-grille contribute to its acclaimed sound quality, offering a true omnidirectional pattern at low frequencies while narrowing at mid and upper frequencies.

The Neumann M 147 Tube Microphone is a large diaphragm condenser microphone featuring a cardioid polar pattern and a vacuum tube design. It incorporates a K 47/49 capsule, similar to the U 47 and M 49 models, paired with a transformerless output circuit for low noise and high gain. Able to feed long cables without signal loss, the M 147 Tube is ideal for recording vocals and various instruments, offering a flat frequency response with a slight boost above 2 kHz.

The Neumann NDH 20 Headphones are engineered for tracking, mixing, and critical listening with a closed-back, circumaural design. Featuring 38mm drivers with high-gauss neodymium magnets, these headphones deliver accurate sound without distortion or color, offering a frequency response of 5 Hz to 30 kHz. They are crafted to minimize midrange resonances for precise mixing, providing a sonic experience akin to Neumann’s studio loudspeakers.