Neumann KM 184 Cardioid Small-diaphragm Condenser Microphone - Note: Microphone Cable Sold Separately

Neumann KM 184 Cardioid Small-diaphragm Condenser Microphone - Note: Microphone Cable Sold SeparatelySeries 180 Small diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone with Windscreen 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. But it's also extremely quiet, making it an excellent choice for capturing the subtle nuances of acoustic guitars and orchestral instruments. And you get that

Series 180 Small-diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone with Windscreen 

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. But it's also extremely quiet, making it an excellent choice for capturing the subtle nuances of acoustic guitars and orchestral instruments. And you get that classic Neumann sound!

• Small-diaphragm condenser mic
• Of the "fet 100" series with a transformerless microphone circuit
• Capsule with cardiod pick-up pattern
• Exceptionally low inherent self-noise (16dB A-weighted)
• Exceptionally high overload capacity (up to 138dB SPL before overload)
• Exceptionally clear sound reproduction free of coloration
• Very smooth frequency curves parallel to 0 degrees sound incidence
• 20Hz to 20kHz frequency range
• Equivalent loudness level due to inherent noise: 16dB (DIN/IEC 651 dB-A), 25dB (CCIR 468-3 weighted)
• S/N ratio re:1Pa @ 1kHz, (CCIR 468-3 weighted) 69dB (S/N = 94dB - equiv. noise) A-weighted: 78dB
• Max SPL for less than 0.5% THD: 138dB
• Total dynamic range of the microphone amplifier (Max SPL-self noise): 122dB
• Requires +44V to +52V phantom power