Explore Neumann studio equipment including microphones, studio monitors, headphones and audio interfaces for recording, monitoring, mixing and music production.
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Neumann V 402 - Neumann is First Standalone Dual-Channel Microphone Preamp

Neumann is widely known for microphones and, more recently, studio monitors and headphones, but the company also manufactured mixing consoles with high-quality microphone preamps from the 1960s to the 1990s. The V 402 marks Neumann's first standalone microphone preamp, combining two preamp channels, instrument inputs and an integrated headphone amplifier in a substantial studio-focused design.

Neumann KH 150 - DSP-Powered Active Nearfield Studio Monitor

The Neumann KH 150 is a two-way active monitor designed to fill the gap between the compact KH 120 and the larger three-way KH 310. Combining a 165mm bass/mid driver, 25mm tweeter, onboard DSP and integration with MA 1, the KH 150 delivers extended bandwidth, substantial output capability and precise monitoring from a relatively compact nearfield design.

Neumann MT 48 - USB & RAVENNA Audio Interface

The Neumann MT 48 is an audio interface developed from the Merging Anubis platform, combining USB, RAVENNA and ADAT connectivity in a compact desktop unit. Alongside its conversion and preamp performance, the MT 48 provides touchscreen operation, onboard DSP and extensive monitoring control, creating a flexible recording workflow for modern studio production.

Neumann M 50 V - The Return of a Legendary Tube Microphone

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.

What Is a Preamp? Basic Functions of a Microphone Preamp

Whether using a preamp built into an audio interface or a standalone preamp, the basic functions remain similar. From microphone input, instrument input, and gain control to phantom power, phase reverse, and low cut, understanding each function helps users set up signals correctly and use the preamp more effectively during recording.

How to Set Up Studio Monitors with a Subwoofer

Adding a subwoofer to a studio monitor system not only extends low-frequency reproduction but also reduces the load on the monitors, increases headroom, and reduces distortion. However, for the system to operate accurately, the subwoofer needs to be properly set up in terms of phase, level, and placement. Neumann explains the key factors that allow monitors and subwoofers to work together as a unified system in the studio.

What Are Three-Way Studio Monitors? When Should You Use Them?

Three-way studio monitors do more than simply add another driver. They provide greater control over the midrange, where much of the critical information in a mix is located. Dividing the low, mid, and high frequencies among dedicated drivers improves accuracy, reduces distortion, and enhances separation during monitoring.

Neumann Studio Equipment for Audio Production

Neumann studio equipment supports recording, monitoring and audio production workflows, with solutions for capturing sound and evaluating audio throughout the production process.

What Is Neumann Studio Equipment?

Neumann studio equipment includes professional audio products designed for different stages of studio production. The portfolio covers microphones, studio monitors, headphones and audio interfaces for recording and monitoring applications.

These product categories can be used individually or combined within a studio workflow according to the recording application, monitoring requirements and production environment.

Neumann Equipment for Studio Workflows

Microphones: Capture vocals, speech, instruments and other sound sources for recording and production.
Studio monitors: Support critical listening during recording, editing, mixing and mastering.
Studio headphones: Provide monitoring solutions for recording, editing and critical listening, depending on the headphone design.
Audio interfaces: Connect microphones and other audio sources to computer-based recording systems while providing audio conversion and monitoring functions.

Applications of Neumann Studio Equipment

Neumann studio equipment can support music recording, vocal production, instrument recording, podcasting, editing, mixing, mastering and other professional audio workflows.

How to Choose Neumann Studio Equipment

Recording source and application
Room size and acoustic environment
Required audio inputs and outputs
Monitoring and headphone requirements
Compatibility with the existing studio setup

Neumann Studio Equipment at Hoang Bao Khoa

Hoang Bao Khoa offers Neumann studio equipment for recording, monitoring and audio production, helping users build studio setups around their specific workflow and application requirements.