KFM 100
The KFM 100 is a historical spherical-surface stereo microphone with two omnidirectional capsules mounted flush in a sphere. It was designed to work like a dummy-head system but be optimized for loudspeaker playback, aimed at stereo recording engineers.
- Spherical-surface stereo microphone
- Two omni capsules flush mounted in a sphere
- Works similarly to a dummy head microphone
- Optimized for loudspeaker playback
- Listed in Neumann's historical products range
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The KFM 100 is a stereo microphone from Neumann's historical range. Two omnidirectional capsules are set flush into the surface of a sphere, which gives it a working principle similar to a dummy head stereo microphone.
Unlike a dummy head system, which is typically intended for headphone listening, the KFM 100 was tuned for playback over loudspeakers. It is described as technically excellent, although it did not gain wide acceptance on the market.
The product listing is part of Neumann's archive of discontinued models, with sections for description, data and diagrams, accessories, downloads and order information. No electrical, connector or power specifications are given in the text available for this listing.
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- Neumann
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- KFM 100
- Catagóir
- Stiúideo › Micreafóin
Acoustics
- Type
- Spherical-surface stereo microphone
- Capsules
- 2 omnidirectional capsules
- Capsule mounting
- Flush mounted in a sphere
- Stereo principle
- Similar to a dummy head stereo microphone
- Optimized for
- Loudspeaker playback
General
- Maker
- Neumann
- Model
- KFM 100
- Range
- Historical products