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Key Features
- For Vocal and Instrumental Recordings
- Cardioid Pattern Lowers Background Noise
- Handles up to 144 dB SPL Distortion-Free
- 8 to 12 kHz Treble Boost for Brilliance
Bundled with a space-saving stand mount, the nickel Neumann TLM 102 large-diaphragm condenser microphone brings renowned Neumann sound quality to a price point that's inclusive to home producers, working musicians, and independent singer-songwriters. The capsule's high SPL rating of 144 dB permits the recording of percussion, drums, amplifiers, and other loud sound sources clearly and without distortion. With its 8 to 12 kHz treble boost, the TLM 102 imparts a silky vocal presence while avoiding pronounced sibilance.
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Is it suitable for stringed instruments like ...
Is it suitable for stringed instruments like sitar.
This large diaphragm mic would work recording a sitar, or other stringed-instrument, providing a bright and lively sound. But I would strongly consider looking at a small diaphragm microphone for recording a sitar. Consider the Neumann KM 184 MT Microphone (Matte Black), BH #NEKM184MT, which can placed 4 to 8 feet from the instrument and gives a very realistic recreation of the sitar’s droning and twangy sound.
Date published: 2020-07-14
How does this mic handle "popping p's"?
How does this mic handle "popping p's"?
The Neumann TLM 102 is above average when it comes to handling "popping" when used with a decent external pop filter. I am pretty bad at popping in my VO's. I love this mic because it not only gives my average voice a rich full range sound but it greatly reduces my popping issues.
Date published: 2024-03-14
Where was this microphone made?
Where was this microphone made?
The Neumann TLM-102 is made in Germany.
Date published: 2021-11-27
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Hi, I m a radio announcer, is this microphone the right one to use at a home studio ?
Yes, its one of the best yet cheapest mic from Neumann. The Neumann are industry leaders in mics and you'll love this mic for any sort of home recording. Will be perfect for your radio announcements.
Date published: 2018-08-24
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Does this need 48V phantom power?
Yes, since its a condenser mic, so it requires 48V phantom power, which is normally available with every pre-amp.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Product Highlights mentions that there Includes Elastic Suspension Shockmount However, in In The Box it is absent. Might be an error. Does it or does it not come with the shockmount?
The Auray suspension shockmount came with the kit order for me.
Date published: 2018-08-27