Neumann - 'TLM 107' Switchable Large Diaphragm Microphone (Nickel)
Neumann - 'TLM 107' Large Diaphragm Microphone, 5 Switchable Polar Patterns, Low Self-Noise, 50 Ohms, Nickel
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Switchable Large Diaphragm Microphone
Neumann - 'TLM 107' (Nickel)
THE MODERN STUDIO WORKHORSEThe Neumann TLM 107 is a reference class microphone, ideal for vocals and instruments and captures in extreme detail. Featuring five selectable polar patterns along with variable pad and low-cut settings, making the TLM 107 impressively versatile. With a dynamic range of 131 dB the TLM 107 captures anything from a quiet whisper to massive drums without any noise or distortion.
The TLM 107 gives you accurate high definition sound quality at an affordable price. Neumann designed this microphone for project and home studio users who like to capture an uncolored sound image, true to the original source, so they can retain all options for post processing and mixing. The TLM 107 includes all the flexibility required to make a high-quality recording of any source in any setting.
Neumann gave the TLM 107 a modern look, although the large tapered headgrille is inspired by the iconic design of Neumann classics like the M 49 tube microphone. The stylish navigation toggle on the back of the microphone is great to use as it controls all settings in one place: pad (0/–6 /–12 dB), low cut (lin/40 Hz/100 Hz) and polar patterns (omni/wide cardioid/-cardioid/¬hyper¬cardioid/¬figure-8).
141 dBMax SPL
20Hz - 20kHzFrequency Response
50 ΩImpedance
At A Glance
• Extremely flexible: 5 polar patterns, multiple pad and low cut options
• Versatile studio workhorse for vocals and instruments
• Transformerless circuitry for ultra-transparent sound
• Distortion-free even at highest sound pressure levels
• Extremely low self-noise
Outstanding Transient Response
Dual Diaphragm CondenserThe newly designed dual diaphragm condenser capsule is made especially for the TLM 107 to offer impressive transient response and an extended, carefully balanced frequency response for all polar patterns.
As a result, you can adjust the directional pattern to suit the recording situation without changing the overall sound balance. Proving to be quite extraordinary for a large diaphragm microphone! No matter what application, the TLM 107 offers true Neumann quality in every setting.
Neumann Engineering
Transformerless CircuitAs part of the TLM range, the TLM 107 works with a transformerless circuit offering an open, transparent sound and a full, unrestricted bass transmission, even at higher levels.
Two low cut settings are at hand to reduce rumble and compensate for the proximity effect in close up situations. Even without using the two pad settings, the TLM 107 can handle huge sound pressure levels of up to 141 dB without clipping (up to 153 dB with preattenuation).
The TLM 107 has a self-noise of only 10 dB-A, which is a lot lower than the ambient noise in a very quiet recording studio, so TLM 107 wont add noise or unwanted distortion to your recordings.
Enhanced Versatility
Superior RecordingsThe TLM 107 is mostly designed for small studios but thanks to its no-compromise sound quality, it can also be used for high-end professional applications including broadcast and classical recordings.
Not only is the TLM 107 an incredibly versatile microphone for a wide range of instruments, like acoustic and electric guitar, piano, upright bass, drums and percussion; it also works great as a vocal microphone.
The Neumann TLM 107 Microphone
The Tech Spec
Features | Specification | Microphone Type | Condenser |
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Polar Pattern | Cardioid, Wide Cardioid, Omni, Hypercardioid, Figure-8 |
Frequency Response | 20Hz-20kHz |
Max SPL | 141dB |
Output Impedance | 50 ohms |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 88dB (A weighted) |
Self Noise | 10dB |
Low Cut Filter | 40Hz, 100Hz |
Pads | -6dB, -12dB |
Color | Nickel |
Connector | XLR |
Weight | 1 lb. |
Included Accessories | Stand Mount, Display Case |