NEUMANN TLM 193 Studio Microphone

Neumann TLM 193 Condenser Microphone Features:

• Front address cardioid condenser mic with great off-axis response
• Frequency range 20Hz – 20kHz
• Extremely low self noise: 10dB (A-weighted)
• Signal/Noise ratio 84dB (DIN/IEC 651)
• Maximum SPL for THD 0.5% 140dB
• Dynamic range of the microphone amplifier DIN/IEC 651 130dB
• Rated impedance 50 ohms, rated load impedance 1000 ohms
• Maximum output voltage 13 dBu
• Includes swivel mount
• High-quality professional equipment for mid-size budgets
• Requires +44V to +52V phantom power

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL & BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE

The TLM 193 is a reference class studio microphone for project studios and all applications that do not require selectable polar patterns. The TLM 193 is a switchless design with a fixed cardioid pattern and a remarkably even frequency response. This makes it extremely easy to use: Just aim it at the source and press record.

WHAT YOU HEAR IS WHAT YOU GET

The TLM 193 is a studio condenser microphone with an exceptionally uniform cardioid pattern for a very linear response both on- and off-axis. This makes the TLM 193 a very truthful and straightforward microphone which will capture the source and its room ambience without unwanted coloration. Thus, the TLM 193’s sound image is very close to what you hear with your own ears.

PURE CARDIOID

Technically speaking, the TLM 193 is a streamlined, cardioid-only version of our acclaimed reference microphone TLM 170 R. It uses the same K 89 large diaphragm capsule, which is a modern, edge-terminated design uniting the benefits of large and small diaphragm microphones. The TLM 193 combines the superior linearity and fast transient response of a small diaphragm capsule with the smoothness and high sensitivity only a large diaphragm microphone offers.

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL

Its sonic purity and technical excellence make the TLM 193 a very easy to use microphone for many applications. Just point it at the source to capture its natural sonic beauty. The TLM 193 is a superb microphone for vocals and speech, especially dubbing and voice-over work, where it will capture the authentic voice character without “added flavors”. Of course, the TLM 193 may also be used for a great variety of instruments such as acoustic and electric guitar, drums and percussion, piano, and much more.