Neumann TLM 107 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone - Nickel

🎙️ Neumann TLM 107 – Large-Diaphragm Multi-Pattern Studio Condenser Microphone (Nickel Finish)

The Neumann TLM 107 is a versatile, state-of-the-art large-diaphragm condenser microphone designed for modern studio environments. Whether you're recording vocals, acoustic instruments, drums, piano, or orchestras, the TLM 107 delivers ultra-precise, uncolored sound with legendary Neumann clarity and five switchable polar patterns for ultimate flexibility.

✅ Key Features

• 🎚️ 5 Polar Patterns – Cardioid, Omni, Figure-8, Wide Cardioid, and Hypercardioid
• 📈 Flat and transparent frequency response – Ideal for natural, true-to-source recordings
• 🎛️ 3-position highpass filter – Reduce proximity effect or low-end rumble (40Hz, 100Hz)
• 🔉 3-position pad switch – Handle high SPL sources with -6 dB or -12 dB attenuation
• 🔇 Exceptionally low self-noise – Only 10 dB(A), perfect for subtle sources and quiet rooms
• ⚙️ Digital-style multifunction navigation switch – Clean design, intuitive control
• 🎨 Elegant nickel finish – Modern, minimal, and built to last
• 🛠️ Transformerless circuitry – For ultra-clean, distortion-free output

🎧 Why Producers and Engineers Love the TLM 107

• One mic for everything – From vocals and VO to full orchestras and ambient rooms
• Modern workflow – Easily adjust settings via smart multifunction switch with LED indicators
• High SPL handling (up to 153 dB) – Great for loud instruments like drums or amps
• Neumann quality – Transparent yet musical tone with excellent transient response
• Trusted by top studios, voice-over artists, and broadcast professionals

🧾 Technical Specs

• Transducer Type: Pressure gradient condenser
• Polar Patterns: Omni, Wide Cardioid, Cardioid, Hypercardioid, Figure-8
• Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
• Max SPL: 141 dB (153 dB with pad)
• Self-Noise: 10 dB(A)
• Highpass Filter: Off, 40 Hz, 100 Hz
• Pad: 0 dB, -6 dB, -12 dB
• Connector: XLR 3-pin
• Power: 48V phantom required

🎯 Best For:

• Studio vocals and podcasting
• Acoustic instruments and strings
• Piano, drum overheads, and percussion
• Voice-over and broadcast
• Stereo miking setups and room ambience