Microphones

Shure SM7b is ideal for radio studio or home use, for recording your radio program. The xlr microphone records frequencies from 50 to 20,000 Hertz, making your voice sound natural. The microphone is shielded against electromagnetic waves. This keeps your recordings free of interference caused by computer screens or other equipment. Via the xlr jack, you easily connect the microphone to the mixing console. The included pop cap protects your recordings from breath sounds and other background noise.  

The Neumann TLM 102 can be used for vocal and speech applications, a slight boost above 6 kHz ensures excellent voice presence in the overall mix. Up to 6 kHz, the frequency response is very linear, providing minimal coloration and a clearly defined bass range. The capsule has an elastic suspension for the suppression of structural noise. A pop screen integrated into the grille serves to suppress any air currents during vocal and speech recordings. Neumann's TLM 102 is a large diaphragm studio microphone with a very compact overall size. Its flexibility makes it ideal for home recording, studio applications and in the broadcast field. A newly developed large diaphragm capsule was inserted into the interior. This allows you to record up to 144 dB of sound pressure. Very useful when recording very loud sound sources. Instruments that are not as loud also benefit from the very fast response that the TLM 102 has to offer.    

The Neumann KMS 105 Stage microphone brings Neumann quality to the stage. It has a solid design, impressive frequency response and low self-noise for excellent, uncolored voice reproduction. The KMS 105 has a hypercardioid directional characteristic and pairs well with in-ear monitors. The KMS 105 is in the color nickel but can also be delivered in the color black.