Name: TLM 103 MT
Brand: Neumann
SKU: 403898
Rating: 4.2 (21 reviews)

The mike provides very good rejection of rearward sound
It produces balanced sound with enhanced presence
It is much better at picking up subtle differences and better for quieter settings

The mesh grille seems a bit fragile
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Microphone type: Stage/performance microphone
Direction type: Cardioid
Power consumption: 3 mA
Connectivity technology: Wired
Input impedance: 50 Ω
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz

Neumann TLM 103 MT - Pros & Cons

The mike provides very good rejection of rearward sound
It produces balanced sound with enhanced presence
It is much better at picking up subtle differences and better for quieter settings
It s very grand in looks and cost-effective
Straightforward handling for home recording and professional studiosThe
capable of handling sound pressure levels up to 138 DB without distortion
very much economical with a top high brand and lasting sound qualities
smooth and progressive manner
pristine
clear sound is a modern update on the classic

The mesh grille seems a bit fragile
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transformers tend to be expensive and heavy
quality always costs
The mic is prone to mechanical rumbles and wind noise
you will lose the chat logs

Neumann TLM 103 MT - Full Specifications

Microphone type	Stage/performance microphone
Direction type	Cardioid
Receiver dynamic range	131.0 dB

Colour of product	Black

Connectivity technology	Wired
XLR out	yes

Input impedance	50.0 Ω
Signal-to-Noise ratio (SNR)	87.0 dB
Frequency range	20 - 20000

Height	2.36 in
Depth	5.2 in
Weight	15.87 oz

Power consumption	3.0 mA

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Neumann TLM 103 MT Neumann - Editorial Reviews (1)

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Published: 01.06.1998

Neumann TLM103

The TLM103 is, of course, a complete impossibility — it has supposedly been designed to a project studio price whilst retaining the qualities of Neumann's top-flight, large diaphragm U87.