Explore Neumann microphone heads and condenser capsule heads for compatible wireless handheld systems, designed for professional vocals, speech and live sound.
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Neumann Microphone Heads for Wireless Systems
Neumann microphone heads combine condenser capsule technology with compatible wireless handheld transmitters for professional vocal, speech and live sound applications.
What Is a Neumann Microphone Head?
A Neumann microphone head, also referred to as a capsule head, is the microphone section designed to operate with a compatible wireless handheld transmitter. It contains the acoustic transducer and determines important characteristics such as pickup pattern and sound capture.
Neumann offers condenser capsule heads for selected Sennheiser wireless systems as well as compatible third-party wireless systems.
Neumann Microphone Head Options
- Cardioid capsule heads: Primarily capture sound from the front while reducing sensitivity to sound arriving from the rear.
- Supercardioid capsule heads: Provide a narrower frontal pickup pattern with increased rejection from certain off-axis directions.
- Wireless system compatibility: Different capsule heads are designed for specific transmitter families, so compatibility should be confirmed before selection.
Applications for Neumann Microphone Heads
Neumann capsule heads are designed primarily for vocals and speech in professional live environments. They can be used for concerts, presentations, broadcast productions and other applications where wireless handheld operation is required.
How to Choose a Neumann Microphone Head
- Compatibility with the wireless transmitter
- Cardioid or supercardioid pickup pattern
- Vocal or speech application
- Stage and monitoring environment
- Required isolation from surrounding sound sources
Neumann Microphone Heads at Hoang Bao Khoa
Hoang Bao Khoa offers Neumann microphone heads for compatible wireless systems, supporting professional vocal and speech applications across live sound and production environments.