Neumann TLM103 Studio Condenser Microphone Chrome Finish

£966.00

This is the Neumann TLM103 Studio Condenser Microphone Chrome Finish from Neumann, available now in Condenser Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Description

Originally designed for being used for broadcast, the TLM 103 has been adopted into studios across the world due to its outstanding performance.

As a modern update for their classic U87 microphone, the TLM 103 helps provide a nice modern sound for speech, vocals, drums, guitar amps and pianos.

Specifications:

  • Directional Pattern: Cardioid
  • Frequency Range: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Sensitivity at 1 kHz into 1 kohm: 23 mV/Pa = –32.5 dBV +/- 1 dB
  • Rated Impedance: 50 ohms
  • Rated load impedance: 1 kohms
  • Equivalent noise level, CCIR: 17.5 dB
  • Equivalent noise level, A-weighted: 7 dB-A
  • Maximum SPL for THD 0.5%: 138 dB
  • Signal-to-noise ratio, CCIR: 76.5 dB
  • Signal-to-noise ratio, A-weighted: 87 dB
  • Maximum output voltage: 13 dBu
  • Supply voltage: 48 V + / – 4V
  • Current consumption: 3 mA
  • Matching connector: XLR 3 F
  • Dimensions:
    – Length: 132mm
    – Width: 60mm
    – Weight: 450g

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Neumann

Neumann is one of the most respected microphone manufacturers in professional audio, known for setting industry standards in studio recording and broadcast. Their microphones are prized for exceptional clarity, consistency, and build quality, and are widely used in top studios around the world.

Neumann microphones are commonly chosen for vocals, orchestral recording, and broadcast applications, where accuracy and detail are critical. MicPro suggests Neumann for those seeking uncompromising sound quality and microphones that define professional recording standards.

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Condenser Microphones

Condenser microphones use a sensitive capsule design that can capture fine detail, fast transients and a broad frequency range. They are common choices for vocals, acoustic instruments, overheads, room work and studio recording, but their sensitivity also makes room sound and handling more noticeable. Compare large- or small-diaphragm construction, polar pattern, self-noise, maximum level, pad and high-pass options, and whether phantom power is required. The right condenser depends on the source, placement and acoustic environment, not simply on whether the microphone is marketed for studio use.

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Condenser

Condenser identifies a sensitive capsule design suited to detailed recording. Check phantom or USB power, room sound, self-noise, maximum level and the intended source.