Microphones

The Neumann TLM 107 is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone designed for professional recording applications. Featuring five selectable polar patterns, transformerless circuitry and excellent high-SPL handling, it offers remarkable versatility for vocals and instruments. Its low self-noise, balanced frequency response and flexible onboard controls make it suitable for recording environments where accuracy and adaptability are essential.

The Neumann TLM 102 is a compact large-diaphragm condenser microphone featuring a fixed cardioid polar pattern and transformerless circuitry. Designed primarily for vocal recording in professional and project studios, it can also handle sound pressure levels up to 144 dB SPL, making it suitable for various instruments, including acoustic guitar, percussion and guitar amplifiers.

Neumann has brought the M 50 back with the M 50 V, continuing the legacy of the tube microphone introduced in 1951 and closely associated with the Decca Tree technique. The new version retains the M 50's distinctive acoustic concept while introducing a titanium diaphragm, low-noise subminiature tube and RF-proof connectivity for contemporary recording environments.

Full Range Monitoring enables accurate reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, from deep sub-bass to high-frequency detail. By combining high-performance studio monitors with a subwoofer, the system can provide full control across the frequency range without gaps or exaggeration, delivering a more consistent and reliable monitoring environment.

There are always differences between technical specifications and real-world experience that can only be fully understood through hands-on use. Understanding these concerns, Hoàng Bảo Khoa created Neumann Studio to provide a space where customers can directly listen to, try, and understand the products before choosing the solution that best suits their needs.

Cymbals recorded with low-quality microphones often sound dull in the high frequencies or overly harsh. With its precise cardioid polar pattern, the Neumann KM 184 captures clarity and reproduces the drum kit’s soundstage with exceptional realism and subtlety in any studio.

The battery used in Sennheiser XSW systems is one of the topics many users consider when selecting and operating a wireless microphone system. Using the correct battery not only helps ensure stable performance but also provides reliable operating time for performances, conferences, and long-duration events. Learn more about Sennheiser XSW battery options in this article.

The BA 40 battery is an official rechargeable battery pack developed by Sennheiser for chose devices within the SpeechLine Digital Wireless ecosystem. Learn more about its features, compatibility, and usage in this article.

The BA 61 battery is an official rechargeable battery pack developed by Sennheiser for wireless microphone systems, helping users avoid frequent replacement of disposable batteries and optimize operating costs. However, not all Sennheiser wireless microphones are compatible with this battery type. So, which microphones use the BA 61 and what are its key features?

The BA 2015 battery is an official Sennheiser rechargeable battery pack used with many professional wireless microphone systems. Thanks to its rechargeable capability and integrated intelligent monitoring features, the BA 2015 can use as AA batteries in compatible systems. Discover which microphones use the BA 2015 in this article.