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Neumann KM 183 mt Stereo Set Microphone - Black
The nickel KM 183 NI Microphone from Neumann is an omnidirectional, pressure condenser microphone intended for live sound reinforcement and broadcast as well as recording applications. The KM 180 series microphones feature an output stage based on the KM 100.
Features:
- Omnidirectional polar pattern with excellent off-axis behavior
- Diffuse-field equalized
- Pressure transducer with unlimited bass response
- Very low self-noise (13 dB-A)
- Transformerless circuitry
- Compact size, visually unobtrusive
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Technical Specification
Microphone
- Operating Principle Pressure Gradient
- Capsule Condenser
- Polar Pattern Omnidirectional
Performance
- Frequency Range 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- Maximum SPL 135 dB SPL
- Impedance 50 Ohms
- Load Impedance 1000 Ohms
- Sensitivity 12 mV/Pa at 1 kHz into 1 Kilohms
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- 69 dB CCIR
- 81 dB A-Weighted
- Equivalent Noise Level
- 25 dB CCIR
- 13 dB A-Weighted
- THD 0.5%
Connectivity
- Output Connectors (Analog) 1 x XLR 3-Pin
Power
- Operating Voltage 48 V ± 4 V
- Operating Current Consumption 3.2 mA
Physical
- Dimensions ø: 0.87 x L: 4.21" / ø: 22 x L: 107 mm
- Weight 2.82 oz / 80 g
Warranty 1 year
What Is In The Box
- 2 x Neumann KM 183 mt Microphone - Black
- 2 x WNS 100 Windscreen
- 2 x SG 21 bk Stand Mount Swivel
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Manufacture Description
Omnidirectional Polar Pattern
The omnidirectional polar pattern offers a generous pick up area, suitable for room ambiance capture as well as spot miking on piano, organ, wind instruments and choir.
Compact Rugged Construction
The slim design and rugged construction allow easy microphone placement while remaining road worthy.
+48 Volt Phantom Power
The KM 183 is powered by +48V phantom power, and its 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response provides flexibility for use in a wide range of recording situations. The KM 183 handles sound pressure levels up to 140 dB, allowing close miking of instruments high in transient (peak) level response.