SeriesNeumann TLM

This is everything and more you would ever expect from Neumann. A great condenser recording mic with a broad and clear frequency response. Perfect for recording studio vocals and professional broadcasting. Every studio needs a good vocal mic and this one definitely sets the bar high. 100% recommended. It is a very sensitive mic so I would definitely recommend buying the shock mount accessory which let's the TLM do it's job without interruptions. OVERALL OPINION It is a very precise microphone that delivers reliable and clear recordings. Although it is an expensive purchase, it is one that you won't regret making. Worth every penny!!!

Neumann TLM102 Studio Microphone is a recording mic. It uses a condenser technology. OVERALL OPINION Neumann TLM102 Studio Microphone is a great product made by the famous Neumann company. What I like most about it, it's the compact design and how in depth this mic captures the signal. Another great thing about this mic is the large diaphragm microphone with cardioid directional feature, the sound pressure level of 144 dB also allows to record some percussion or some more quite sounds. The 6 kHz frequency response allows a well structured vocal recording with the capture of overtones and tremble of the voice that is hard to find nowdays. I also must mention the the fact that it adds some natural effect to the voice and edge that can make a huge difference in some more more soulful recordings or rocky songs. The precision and quality of sounds is outstanding, I really do enjoy the quality provided by this product and everything related to this product, the design, the material, the frequency response, however this mic costs around 1000 $ so you should keep that in mind if you want to buy this product. Precision and quality of sounds I could rate 9/ 10. I tried several condenser types of mics , this has has a big advantage over others, the low noise and the precision of capturing the sounds, the vibrato and the natural tone of the singer. Knowing What I know I'm quite sure if I would search for a mic that I can use even in a couple of years and get a decent quality, this would probably would be what I would choose. However, there is something quite tricky about it, it doesn't come with shockmount and you either buy one, or just use the clip provided by the Neumann company.

Neumann TLM67 SetZ Large-Diaphragm Microphone is a recording mic but that can be used also for live performances. It uses a condenser technology. OVERALL OPINION Neumann TLM67 SetZ Large-Diaphragm Microphone is a pro mic provided by Neumann company. The TLM 67 microphone can support sounds pressure levels of up to 105 dB without any kind of distortion, it also has a dynamic range of 94 dB , without the use of the pre-attenuation feature. What I like most about it the 3-directional modes features that are omnidirectional , cardioid and figure-8. I also must mention the fact that it balances great the voice and vibrato and also it captures even the more airy notes that sound good artistically. This mic also has a high-pass filter which is quite handy even if you're a pro or just an amateur, because it saves a lot of time when you're recording so that way you don't have to waste a lot of time putting some fancy filters and eq. My opinion about the value of price is okay, however this mic I suggest to get only if you're very very serious about music and musical recordings mainly because the price of this product jumps around 2200 $, so keep that in mind when you're choosing your product. However, the precision and quality of sounds is undoubtedly pretty much 10 of a ten, the quality of the recording is very high quality and pro, so if you own the money and you want a product for your own home studio this can be exactly what you're searching for. I tried several condenser types of mics , this is probably the most expensive I ever tried, my only critique would be that is costs pretty much, apart from that, you can't really say nothing bad about it.

The Neumann TLM 193 is a large diaphragm microphone to be used in the studio. It has the same look at the U 87 and other large diaphragm mics, and it's one of the newer mics from Neumann as far as I know. It's got a cardioid pick up pattern and a frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Unlike the U87, it doesn't feature a pad or a low cut filter. OVERALL OPINION The Neumann TLM 193 sounds to me much like the U87, although it is a slightly different sound and definitely has it's own place in the studio. I only had a chance to use a set of these recently at a major studio. We used them as room mics. We were recording drums in the live room and I think that these mics did an awesome job of capturing that live room sound. Since I don't own one of these at home and haven't seen them at any other studios, I'd definitely curious to hear how this mic sounds for vocals and other acoustic instruments. I think that you can definitely look at the TLM 193 as a poorer (still not poor) man's version of the U87. It has that crisp clear clarity and great mid and high end response to it that just reminds me of that sort of sound. I haven't had the chance to shoot the two of them out against each other, and would be curious to do so but currently don't have the means to do so. It's definitely still not a cheap microphone, but it's still a little bit less than half of the amount of a new U87. You can get even cheaper with Neumann mics like the TLM 103, but that mic doesn't have the super U87 sound to me, and while this isn't exactly there either, it's much closer to it. Anybody with a higher end home studio or pro studio should be aware of the Neumann TLM 193 and what it brings to the table for the price.