KMA
The KMA (1968) is a historical Neumann clip-on lavalier microphone with an omnidirectional capsule and a separate amplifier unit. It suits collectors and broadcast or stage users of vintage Neumann gear, and it can run on batteries or phantom power.
- Clip-on lavalier microphone from 1968
- Omnidirectional capsule
- Detached amplifier unit
- Powered by batteries or phantom power
- Improved version of an earlier Lavalier design
- Not the same as the modern KM A modular system
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The KMA is a lavalier-style clip-on microphone from Neumann's historical range, dating from 1968. It was developed as an improved version of the earlier lavalier design and uses an omnidirectional capsule for pick-up. The amplifier is not built into the microphone body but sits in a separate, detached unit.
A notable feature is the choice of power source. The amplifier can be run from batteries or from phantom power, so the microphone can be used on its own or with a console or preamp that supplies phantom power.
The model should not be confused with the current KM A, which is a modular microphone system and a different product. The KMA described here is a vintage item that is no longer in the active Neumann line-up.
Speċifikazzjonijiet
- Marka
- Neumann
- Mudell
- KMA
- Kategorija
- Studio › Mikrofoni
Audio
- Transducer type
- Clip-on (lavalier) microphone
- Capsule directivity
- Omnidirectional
- Amplifier
- Detached amplifier
Power
- Power options
- Batteries or phantom power
General
- Maker
- Neumann
- Model
- KMA (1968)
- Product type
- Clip-on Microphone
- Product range
- Historical
- Year
- 1968