Neumann.Berlin CMV 3 Manuale utente

Indice

Altri manuali Neumann.Berlin Microfono

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KM 185 D Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin BCM 705 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin TLM 107 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin Condenser Microphones Manuale del proprietario

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KM 133 D Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin U 87 Ai Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin U 67 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin Georg RSM 190 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin USM 69 i Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin U 87 i Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin Series 180 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin U 47 FET I Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin MA 1 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KK 183 Guida di riferimento

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KM 53 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin BS 45a Guida

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin EA 1... Z 48 Guida di riferimento

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KU 100 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin USM 69 i Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin MM 2 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KMF 4 i mt Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin TLM 107 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin KM 183 Manuale utente

Neumann.Berlin

Neumann.Berlin TLM 49 Manuale utente

Manuali Microfono popolari di altre marche

IK Multimedia

IK Multimedia iRig Stream MIC PRO Manuale utente

DAPAudio

DAPAudio RM-101 Manuale utente

AKG

AKG CHM 21 Manuale utente

Sennheiser

Sennheiser evolution wireless series EM 100 Manuale utente

Sony

Sony C-48 Manuale utente

GIGAMEDIA

GIGAMEDIA GGM PAMICUHFG Manuale utente

Shure

Shure WH30TQG Manuale utente

auna PRO

auna PRO MIC-900 Manuale utente

AKG

AKG D 3800 Manuale utente

Shure

Shure KSM141 Manuale utente

MAIIN SOUND

MAIIN SOUND IIN style Manuale utente

Earthworks

Earthworks TC25 Manuale utente

Sennheiser

Sennheiser evolution D1 Manuale utente

Alesis

Alesis MicLink Wireless Manuale utente

DSPPA

DSPPA D6234 Manuale utente

Monacor

Monacor IMG STAGELINE ECM-300B Manuale utente

Ansr Audio

Ansr Audio Scan16 Manuale utente

Shure

Shure MXA710 Series Manuale utente

neumann.berlin

the microphone company

CMV 3 – The Beginning

Georg Neumann founded his company 1928 in Berlin after

having invented the Reisz-Microphone. In his young Neumann

company he pursued the manufacture of a condenser micro-

phone, which soon was referred to as the “Neumann Bottle”.

The shape of the amplifier begged for the association with

the microphone’s nickname. It featured interchangeable

heads, so different microphone capsules with cardioid, fig-

ure-8 and omni directional patterns could be applied. These

M 7, M 8 and M 9 capsules acquired world-fame. Espe-

cially the M 7 capsule be-

came a hallmark for Neu-

mann. Using more modern

membrane material, it is

still being produced today

in Berlin as the K 49.

Many reports, some of

which made radio history,

were made with this micro-

phone, e.g. the report on

the 4 x 100 m women re-

lay race at the Olympic

Games 1936 in Berlin,

with the Germans clearly

leading, when suddenly they lost the baton; or the victory

and world record of Jesse Owens in the 100 m race. Cham-

berlain spoke into this microphone when returning from

Munich September 30, 1938, where he had tried to save

the peace, and a few years later Berlin mayor Ernst Reuter

addressed the “Völker der Welt... schaut auf diese Stadt”,

marking the beginning of the Berlin Blockade.

World history went on,

documented with assist-

ance of this Neumann mi-

crophone, produced from

the end of the 1920’s

through the 1940’s. After

the end of WW II some

members of the Neumann

staff returned to Berlin af-

ter having spent a couple of

years working in “exile” in

a place close to the Bavari-

an border. The old “Neu-

mann Bottle” was still the highly respected and desired con-

denser microphone manufactured by Neumann.

The CMV 3 was at the beginning of a proud tradition,

which Neumann consequently continued. In the near fu-

ture we intend to trace Neumann’s further steps along its

path to electro-acoustic excellence. Meanwhile, we hope

this glimpse into our archives has peaked your interest and

invite you to follow here the developments which built

upon the success of Georg Neumann’s initial product.