KM 76
The KM 76 is a switchable-pattern miniature condenser microphone from Neumann, introduced as the solid-state successor to the KM 66 small-diaphragm tube model. It suits studio users who want a compact mic with a choice of polar patterns.
- Solid-state successor to the KM 66 tube microphone
- Small-diaphragm miniature microphone
- Switchable patterns: omni, cardioid, figure-8
- Operates on T-powering
- Listed as a historical Neumann product
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The KM 76 is a small-diaphragm microphone that replaced the tube-based KM 66 with a solid-state design. It is a historical model in the Neumann range and is listed among the maker's miniature microphones.
Its main feature is a switchable polar pattern, with omnidirectional, cardioid and figure-8 settings available on a single capsule assembly. This lets one microphone cover several miking situations without changing hardware.
For powering, the microphone works from T-powering (also called A-B or Tonader powering), the system used by Neumann's solid-state studio microphones of that period. Detailed electrical data, diagrams and accessories are given on separate tabs of the maker's product page, which are not reproduced in the available text.
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Audio
- Type
- Switchable miniature microphone
- Polar patterns
- Omni, cardioid, figure-8
- Pattern selection
- Switchable
- Circuit
- Solid state
Power
- Powering
- T-powered
Physical
- Predecessor
- KM 66 (small diaphragm tube microphone)
- Product line
- Historical
- Maker
- Neumann
- Model
- KM 76