Comparing The Stunning Neumann TLM Microphones! - 102 vs 103 vs 107

Welcome to the world of Neumann microphones - a brand that has set the gold standard in recording quality across legendary studios globally! 🎤 In today's deep dive, we're exploring the esteemed Neumann TLM range, which has been an integral part of countless hit records since 1928.
- TLM102: Neumann's entry-level condenser, known for its sleek aesthetics, impressively flat response, and a slight top-end boost for those silky highs. With an expansive dynamic range of 132db and capability to handle sound pressure levels up to 144 dB, it ensures distortion-free recordings, making it a favorite among many.
- TLM103: Often revered as the budget-friendly version of the iconic U87, this mic boasts a slightly modern voicing, enriched low end, and a presence boost for frequencies above 5 kHz. Its technical performance is outstanding with an incredibly low self-noise of only 7 dB-A and can handle up to 138 dB of sound pressure. A must-have for those seeking clarity in their recordings.
- TLM107: A multi-polar pattern premium microphone, the TLM 107 is the epitome of versatility. With five switchable polar patterns, it's adaptable to any recording scenario. It captures the nuances of both quiet vocals and thunderous drums with a dynamic range of 131 dB. It's the go-to for those who demand adaptability without compromising on quality.
Each microphone, with its unique quirks and characteristics, promises to elevate your recording sessions, ensuring that every note, chord, and vocal is captured with precision.
Curious about which of these microphones is the ideal fit for your studio? Join us as we dissect their specs, delve into their sounds, and help you make an informed choice. For more details and to grab one for yourself, don't forget to check out PMT Online through the links below. We'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences with Neumann mics, so drop a comment and let's chat! If you found value in this video, consider liking and subscribing for more content like this. #NeumannMicrophones #TLMShowdown #ProfessionalRecording
Get your own Neumann TLM at PMT Online below:
Neumann TLM 102 - bit.ly/46uZvEb
Neumann TLM 103 - bit.ly/3rR5ELK
Neumann TLM 107 - bit.ly/3tsLfx6
Neumann are a brand synonymous with the highest quality recordings in the best studios around the world. They’re a company that delivery incredible performance in their microphones from legendary studios, all the way through to the up and coming producers working out of their bedroom.
0:00 Intro & What's Coming Up
1:08 TLM 102 Specs & Features
2:16 TLM 102 Male Vocals Demo
2:34 TLM 103 Specs & Features
3:36 TLM 103 Male Vocals Demo
3:54 TLM 107 Specs & Features
4:50 TLM 107 Male Vocals Demo
5:10 TLM Mic Comparison - 102 vs 103 vs 107
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[@stevem-h3562]

I've had a 102 for about 5 years now. Worth the money if you cant justify higher prices.

[@boschulte]

Thanks for making this.

[@ajwpowertothepeople3766]

Hi! As I strike my guitar rather hard when I play and sing, I was thinking of a mic with optional settings like the tlm 107, that might seperate the dynamics of the guitar for instance. Do you think it has those options with the 107? I know that the u87ai has three options on it too, and that is a better mic..

[@danharris2253]

I have the TLM 107. I ended up sending the first one back (used), the joystick was broken and wouldn’t change patterns. The one I have now is flawless. Hangs upside down in the shockmount in a gator frameworks on my desk. I have the round foam cover from my shure sm7b on it. Sounds great, top notch quality, even looks good.

[@ognyankoynashki]

Does it save settings after adjusting or each time when powered requires setting it up again?

[@rjjtmt]

Gonna upgrade to TLM 107 from my SM7B still gonna use my SM7B on the go

[@epluribusfunk514]

The singer is a Tenor singing high range and the TLM - 102 shines for a Tenor or high pitched singer. The TLM - 103 is better for a Baritone or lower register voice. I love my 103 because my voice is very Baritone radio announcer. The 103 is the Howard Stern mic of choice for a reason. The 107 I have no experience with so I can't comment on it. The 102 needs a well treated room. The 103 does NOT need a well treated room.