Description
Bring the absolute acoustic benchmark and legendary transparent detail tracking of Neumann Berlin directly to your desktop tracking bay with the genuine Neumann TLM 102 Large-Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone (Black Edition). Meticulously designed for professional recording studios, independent voice-over tracks, and broadcast suites requiring an uncolored sound profile, this compact high-performance studio mic blends classic German engineering with contemporary transformerless circuitry.
- True Condenser Large Diaphragm Capsule: Outfitted with a high-sensitivity large-diaphragm capsule engineered with a fixed cardioid pickup pattern, capturing clean, up-front vocals while suppressing off-axis room echo.
- Distortion-Free High SPL Tracking: Handles punishing acoustic sound pressure levels up to 142 dB (and up to 144 dB max SPL) with absolute ease, allowing clean, un-clipped recording of loud drum sets, percussion racks, and high-gain guitar amplifier cabs.
- Calibrated Vocal Presence Boost: Features an incredibly linear frequency profile (20 Hz to 20 kHz) that introduces a subtle, silky presence lift above 6 kHz, ensuring your speech or singing cuts cleanly through dense instrument mixes.
- Transformerless Output Circuitry: Employs proprietary Neumann technical components to eliminate transformer hum and RF interferences entirely, achieving an ultra-low 12 dB-A self-noise floor for pristine low-signal tracking.
- Integrated Pop Shield & Mounting: Acoustic grille houses a custom-layered multi-mesh layout to reduce vocal plosive pops (‘P’, ‘B’ sounds), supported internally by an elastic capsule suspension system and packaged complete with an SG 2 standard metallic stand mount.
- Official Brand Warranty: Backed by a standard 2-Year Official Manufacturer Warranty valid throughout India. Covered strictly for dynamic internal capsule breakdowns, transformerless circuit malfunctions, tracking distortions, and assembly errors from the date of the purchase invoice.










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