Neumann U 67 Studio Tube Microphone Set Nickel

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Neumann U 67 Studio Tube Microphone Set Nickel

Inject pure vintage mojo into your performances. The Neumann U 67 Studio Tube Microphone Set has been a mainstay in record production since 1960. From Kendrick Lamar to Freddie Mercury and Norah Jones to Meg White the U67 lies at the heart of many great legendary performances and recordings. This latest edition has been meticulously crafted to match the exact specifications of its predecessor. It doesnt matter what youre recording whether its drums bass guitar strings pianos vocals. The U 67 will excel on it. Thanks to the on-board K 67 capsule itll be able to replicate every source with an incredible degree of accuracy. Dont waste time at post-production the inclusion of an on-board low-cut filter and pad allows you to get the sound right at source so much so that your recordings will feel “finished” before youve even pressed record. Take advantage of the U 67s three polar patterns for incredible tonal variety. Inside the microphone the capsule is elastically mounted to the headgrille this innovative trick is perfect for eliminating operational and mechanical noise from ruining those all important takes. Become part of the Neumann legend today!

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Whats in a name? Since it was first introduced the U 67 has had a place in the heart of many legendary engineers producers and studios. Whether youre in Abbey Road or Sunset Sound you can guarantee theyll be some form of U 67 lying around. Theres a good chance that when you listen to any record from the 60s or 70s that a U67 will be involved. It is a go-to choice for many inspirational figures such as Al Schmitt Phill Brown Steve Albini and Jacquire King. The finest components Inspired by the EF86 pentode tube that exists within the KM56 the U 67 boasts an all new K 67 capsule and transformer-balanced tube circuit. The perfect blend between heritage and technical innovation the U 67 features all new modern components that help to significantly improve the tube microphones sonic qualities and operation. Which polar pattern should I use? Boasting three polar patterns the U 67 is a real work-horse; Cardioid is excellent for delivering a tight-focused sound whilst providing excellent off-axis rejection of around -6dB of unwanted noise and ambience. This is a great polar pattern to rely on when recording live performances either on-stage or in-the-studio. Fig. 8 picks up sound from the front and the back of the capsule whilst rejecting all sound coming from the side. This pattern has been a go-to trick for many producers recording two background vocals. When paired with another fig.8 microphone and carefully positioned it can also work wonders on capturing vocals and guitar from a single performer simultaneously. However beware. Utilising this positioning enhances close proximity effect which can lead to an unnatural amount of low-end being reproduced by the microphone. Theres good reason why many radio broadcasters opt for this pattern! When you want to capture natural recordings it doesnt get much better than omni. Omnidirectional means that sound is picked up by the capsule within a 360 degree radius. Selecting this pattern allows you to get up-close on sources without the risk of proximity effect being introduced. This is a favoured pattern for many Grammy award winning engineers and producers when recording multiple string and brass players. It can also make the “Levee Break” when heavily compressed and used for drum room microphones! Think about it Theres a whole host of premium large diaphragm condensers available on the market today and theres lots of 67 style emulations. However theres only one U 67. When you buy this microphone youre not buying a mere replica unlike most this microphone is not a imitation its practically a duplication. Built to the exact original specifications this is your chance to get the real thing at an unbelievable price. Unlike many of the original models the U 67 comes with a manufacturer warranty for extra peace of mind. Features Timeless microphone design built to the exact specifications of the originals from 1960 to 1971 Comes complete in a hand-made vintage hard case with an elastic suspension mount specialised microphone cable and an NU 67 V power supply Three selectable polar patterns – Omni-directional Figure-of-8 and Cardioid Switchable low-cut filter and pre-attenuation/pad Capable of handling high sound pressure levels up to 124dB without distortion Intelligent tube circuitry with a clever pre-emphasis/de-emphasis scheme that minimises tube-hiss Legendary K 67 capsule that is associated with achieving the Neumann sound Meticulously crafted to the precise specifications according to original documentation including key components such as the BV 12 output transformer NU 67 V power supply re-designed to meet important modern safety requirements as well as being able to handle modern premium-grade tubes with higher filament currents The new NU 67 V is fully compatible with older/original versions of the U 67 microphones Specifications Microphone Type: Tube Condenser Mono/Stereo: Mono Polar Pattern: Cardioid Figure-8 Omnidirectional Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz Max SPL: 114dB SPL (124dB with pad) Output Impedance: 200 ohms Sensitivity: 24 mV/Pa (cardioid) Self Noise: 17dB (A weighted cardioid) Low Cut Filter: 100Hz Pads: -10dB Tube: EF86 Colour: Silver Power Source: External power supply NU 67 V Connector: 7-pin DIN to power supply XLR out Dimensions: 7.87″ x 2.2″ Weight: 2.3 kg Product Code: 008678


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