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Product Description
History
The Neumann M50 is a pressure-type microphone with non-directional characteristics. After its introduction in 1950, the outstanding character of the M50 made it a standard for the recording of symphony orchestras. A pair of M50's were famously used on one of the very first commercially available stereo recordings: 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' by Richard Strauss, released by RCA in 1954. This performance by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner is still available today, although instead of open-reel tape, you can now hear the brilliance of the Neumann M50 microphone in SACD
Package contents:
- Mic PSU output XLR cable
- Mic swivel mount (original)
- Mic-PSU cable
- Microphone box (original)
- PSU (original)
Specifications
| Package Contents | |
|---|---|
| Capsule Type | |
| Polar Pattern | Omni-Directional |
| Tube or Solid State | |
| Tube Type |