The nickel TLM-102 Large Diaphragm Studio Condenser Microphone from Neumann is a cardioid patter, large diaphragm condenser microphone with the ability to withstand very high sound pressure levels.

A mounting adapter with a M8 hole spacing of 70 mm to fit onto the loudspeaker, M8 hole spacings of 115 mm onto an LH 28, LH 29, LH 37, LH 47, LH 48 or K&M Design Stand, and a 3/8” thread for a microphone stand. Vertical adjustment is also possible over the range ±20°. The centre of gravity is centered over the middle of the loudspeaker/microphone stand so it is not unstable.

he Neumann KM 184 A condensor microphone consists of a KK 184 capsule (cardioid), the KM A amplifier, the WNS 100 windscreen and the SG 21 stand mount.

Classic proportions combined with attractive styling and fresh ideas – the TLM 107 perfectly embodies the Neumann philosophy: Innovation based on tradition.

The nickel KM 185 NI Microphone from Neumann is a hypercardioid pattern, pressure gradient condenser microphone intended for live sound reinforcement and broadcast, as well as recording applications.

Close range sounds, wind, and fast movements of the microphone boom, all may cause interfering noises.

The nickel EA 2 Elastic Suspension from Neumann has a swivel mount with a 5/8"-27 female thread. It also features a thread adapter to connect to 1/2" and 3/8" stands.

The Neumann FKH 120 Flight Case is designed for use with the KH120A Active Studio Monitor and KHI20D Active Studio Monitor with Digital Input to store or regularly transport a pair of loudspeakers between locations.

Active 3-way Studio Monitor with 8.25" LF Driver, 3" MF Driver, 1" HF Driver, LF/MF/HF Acoustical Controls, and XLR Input - Left-channel Monitor (each)

The Neumann KM A Output Stage is the analog output section for use with Neumann KK series microphone capsules.

The U 87* is equipped with a large dual-diaphragm capsule with three directional patterns: omnidirectional, cardioid and figure-8. These are selectable with a switch below the headgrille.

The black KM 185 MT Microphone from Neumann is a hypercardioid pattern, pressure gradient condenser microphone intended for live sound reinforcement and broadcast, as well as recording applications.

Close range sounds, wind, and fast movements of the microphone boom, all may cause interfering noises. To avoid these unwanted sounds, windscreen accessories are available.

Neumann's KK 145 nx cardioid capsule head with acoustic bass roll-off is a part of the modular KM D digital miniature microphone system. This capsule comes in a wood box.

Table stand with horizontal and vertical angling, and height adjustment.

The Neumann EA 170 is designed for the TLM 170R and the M 149 Tube microphones. It has a swivel mount with a 5/8"-27 female thread that can be fastened to tripods. Included is a threaded adapter to connect to 1/2"- and 3/8" studs.

A flight case for use when storing or regularly transporting a subwoofer between locations.

The KH 310 three-way active tri-amplified monitor features a Mathematically Modeled Dispersion™ Waveguide (MMD™), flexible acoustical controls, various input options and an extensive range of mounting hardware.

The Neumann KM 150 is simply a microphone combination set consisting of the KM 100 phantom power supply / output stage and AK 50 hyper-cardioid microphone element.

The KMR 81 i Shotgun Microphone from Neumann uses a combination of a pressure gradient transducer and an interference tube. If the wavelength of the frequency is longer than the tube length, the microphone works as a pressure gradient transducer.

Close range sounds, wind, and fast movements of the microphone boom, all may cause interfering noises. To avoid these unwanted sounds, windscreen accessories are available.

The Neumann KM 130 Microphone is simply a microphone combination set consisting of the KM 100 phantom power supply / output stage and AK 30 omni-directional, diffuse field equalized microphone element. The swivel mount and windscreen are also included in the set. Neumann's modular KM 100 series is designed to be versatile with the ability to interchange microphone elements and accessories based on individual applications.

The dummy head is also used in many industrial applications as a measuring device, for example in acoustic research. The KU 100 can be operated with typical 48 V phantom powering, or from an external power supply unit, or from the built-in battery.

The gray WKE 82 Windscreen Set from Neumann is designed for use with the KMR 82i Shotgun Microphone.

A kit to locate the electronics panel up to 30 m (90’) away from the loudspeaker cabinet. A standard 4-pole Speakon terminated loudspeaker cable, available from third parties, is required.

The KH 120 A studio monitor is designed for use as a near-field loudspeaker or as a rear loudspeaker in larger multi-channel systems.

The Neumann KM 184 is the perfect example. Need a microphone to record percussion, cymbals or brass instruments? The KM 184 is capable of handling high sound pressure levels with ease - as high as 138dB before overloading

Shotgun microphones are particularly useful in recording situations where a microphone cannot be positioned within the desired distance of the sound source to produce a sufficiently loud signal level.

Close range sounds, wind, and fast movements of the microphone boom, all may cause interfering noises. To avoid these unwanted sounds, windscreen accessories are available.

The KM 143 Microphone from Neumann is simply a microphone combination set consisting of the KM 100 phantom power supply/output stage and AK 43 wide-angled cardioid microphone element. The swivel mount and windscreen are also included in the set. Neumann's modular KM 100 series is designed to be versatile with the ability to interchange microphone elements and accessories based on individual applications.

Pop screens provide excellent suppression of so-called pop noise, such as "p" or "t".

TV-spigot for mounting onto lighting stands or G-clamps and truss bars.

The Neumann FKH 310 Flight Case is designed for use with one KH 310 Three-Way Active Studio Monitor. It is used to aid transportation, storage, and protection of the loudspeaker.

The Neumann KM 184 is the perfect example. Need a microphone to record percussion, cymbals or brass instruments? The KM 184 is capable of handling high sound pressure levels with ease - as high as 138dB before overloading

The SEA 1 Subwoofer EtherCon Adapter from Neumann allows you to connect up to 3 subwoofers to a single remote control. It can be used with the SRC 1, SRC 2, or any other source of RS-232 data.