Neumann KMS 105

Yes, as a condenser microphone, the KMS 105 requires 48V phantom power from your mixing console or audio interface to function.

The tight supercardioid pattern focuses strictly on the sound source directly in front of the mic, which significantly reduces bleed from stage monitors and other instruments, allowing for much higher gain before feedback.

Absolutely. It is engineered to handle extreme sound pressure levels up to 150 dB, meaning it will remain distortion-free even when used by powerful singers or placed close to loud sound sources.

No, the KMS 105 features a robust headgrille with an integrated pop screen designed to effectively suppress plosives and breath noise, making an external filter unnecessary for most live applications.

The internal high-pass filter is designed to clean up the low-end response, effectively minimizing proximity effect and rumble to ensure your vocals sound clear and articulate without becoming muddy.

The microphone is specifically engineered for handheld use with ultra-low handling noise, ensuring that physical movements and vibrations are not transmitted into your audio signal.