Top pick NEW Neumann KMS 105 Condenser Microphone KMS105 Nickle Mic S11921This item appears here because it is the lowest priced, Buy It Now item from a highly rated seller. | New Free shipping Returns accepted Kimberly, WI, USA | |
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| The KMS 105 is an excellent vocal microphone that truly gives the Neumann Sound on stage. It excels as a live and studio microphone for speech, acoustic-stringed instruments and brass. Very high SPL capabilities, low handling noise, tight polar pattern, excellent feedback rejection, and uncolored off-axis response make this a professional choice that is easy to use and a pleasure to record with. | |
| Product Identifiers | |
| Brand | Neumann |
| Model | KMS 105 |
| MPN | NEUKMS105MT |
| UPC | 4006087084540, 4006087084557, 615104084544, 615104084551 |
| Key Features | |
| Connectivity | Cable |
| Professional Compatibility | Musical Instruments, Performance |
| Sound Mode | Mono |
| Type | Condenser |
| Usage | Professional |
| Technical Features | |
| Impedance | 1 ohms |
| Directivity | Cardioid, Supercardioid |
| Effective Output Level | 4.5 dBm |
| Frequency Response | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Plug | |
| Plug Type | 3-Pin XLR |
| Dimensions | |
| Weight | 10.58 oz |
Average review score based on 9 user reviews
of customers recommend this product
This is, far and away, the best microphone I've ever used for live performance. Previously I have used the Shure SM-58 and Beta 58, and more recently I've been using a Shure Beta 87a. I have used other brands and models of microphones, but have always preferred the Shure products for both their good resistance to feedback and, most important, their durability. I've never had a problem with any Shure mic on stage.
That said, I decided to try the Neumann based on the rave reviews I've read online. It has met my expectations in every way. First, it is louder than the Beta 87a, and it has a (slightly) clearer tone when compared side by side. I would expect an increase in clarity, given the price, but the volume increase was interesting, as was the slight increase in mid-bass response.
Resistance to feedback is on a par with the beta 87a, and that's saying a lot.
This is a fantastic mic for one who takes his vocals seriously. It costs twice the price of the 87a, but in my opinion, it's worth it!
I love this mic! The EV ND series have always been my favorites for shows(they blow away all the Shure mics)but the Neumann KMS 105 is like being in the studio. Every nuance in your vocal performance gets picked up. If you can really sing this is your mic! The Neumann is expensive but well worth the cost.
Michael Chain
www.michaelchain.com
Best live vocal mic I've ever used. It makes my voice sound like a million bucks. Ok, maybe not a million but this is one great mic. I had one stolen from me and I sold 3 AKG's and an Audio Technica to pay for it. I have a 5 piece band with 4 part vocals and ALL of us use this mic! They are problem free, HIGH quality microphones.
Just attempting to UPgrade my vocals, and this mic has ALWAYS been touted as the best one for 'live' vocals, with recording quality sound. Even better, when I had some questions about the Phantom power voltage to run the mic, I simply wrote to the Neumann company, and I received an almost immediate response from one of the company engineers, who put me on the right track! Excellent product, and excellent support!! Can't say enough good things about it!
Uno dei migliori microfoni mai provati, adatto sia "on stage" che per la produzione in studio. La pasta della voce, soprattutto femminile, risulta notevolmente più morbida e ricca di armoniche rispetto ad altri microfoni a condensatore, ad esempio lo Shure Beta 87, pur con un prezzo di acquisto non molto più alto. La resistenza al feedback è paragonabile a quella di un buon dinamico. Il KMS 105, a mio parere, è un "must" per versatilità e qualità.