The Neumann BCM 104 MT Large-diaphragm Condenser Broadcast Microphone is more than just a tool; it's a portal into the world of pristine audio capture. Originally crafted for broadcast professionals, this microphone has found a home in countless recording studios, beloved for its ability to capture vocals and instruments with stunning clarity and presence. Its large-diaphragm condenser capsule is finely tuned to bring out the best in vocal performances, ensuring every nuance is captured without unwanted coloration.

Beyond its vocal prowess, the BCM 104 MT boasts a fixed cardioid polar pattern, providing excellent off-axis rejection that makes it equally adept at handling acoustic instruments. The microphone’s integrated pop screen and shock absorption technology keep recordings clean, free from plosives and structure-borne noise, while its quick-release head grille ensures easy maintenance.

With a low-noise circuit featuring a self-noise level of just 7dBA, this mic can handle high sound pressure levels up to 138dB without distortion. A switchable 100Hz highpass filter and a 14dB pre-attenuation pad add to its versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of recording scenarios. Whether you're capturing the whisper of a narrative or the thunder of a drum kit, the BCM 104 MT delivers with authority and precision.

Key Features:

• Large-diaphragm condenser microphone
• Fixed cardioid polar pattern
• Integrated pop screen and shock absorption
• Low-noise circuit with 7dBA self-noise
• Handles SPL up to 138dB
• Switchable 100Hz highpass filter and 14dB pad
• Quick-release head grille for easy cleaning
• Requires 48V phantom power

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary intended application for the Neumann BCM 104 MT microphone?

The Neumann BCM 104 MT is designed primarily for broadcast and podcast applications, providing a clear and warm vocal presence that is ideal for spoken word content.

What kind of polar pattern does the Neumann BCM 104 MT use?

The Neumann BCM 104 MT features a cardioid polar pattern, which focuses on sound from the front while reducing noise from the sides and rear, making it excellent for isolating vocals.

Does the Neumann BCM 104 MT require phantom power?

Yes, the Neumann BCM 104 MT requires 48V phantom power to operate, which is common for condenser microphones.

How does the Neumann BCM 104 MT handle high sound pressure levels?

The Neumann BCM 104 MT can handle a maximum sound pressure level of 138dB SPL, making it capable of capturing loud sound sources without distortion.

Is the Neumann BCM 104 MT suitable for recording music?

While primarily designed for broadcast, the Neumann BCM 104 MT's large diaphragm and wide frequency range make it suitable for capturing vocals and some musical instruments with clarity and warmth.