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Neumann KK 104 U Capsule Head, Standard

Neumann's Legendary Studio Sound in a Rugged Wireless Mic

The Cardioid KK 104 U capsule head brings Neumann's renowned studio-quality sound to popular wireless systems. This precision-engineered condenser capsule captures vocals with exceptional clarity and an airy top end, worlds apart from typical dynamic wireless mics. Compatible with many major wireless systems, the KK 104 U condenser capsule head finally brings Neumann's smooth, transparent sound to wireless, with the feedback resistance and ruggedness a live mic needs.

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Neumann KK 104 U Capsule Head, Standard

Neumann KK 104 U Capsule Head, Standard

Neumann's Legendary Studio Sound in a Rugged Wireless Mic

The Cardioid KK 104 U capsule head brings Neumann's renowned studio-quality sound to popular wireless systems. This precision-engineered condenser capsule captures vocals with exceptional clarity and an airy top end, worlds apart from typical dynamic wireless mics. Compatible with many major wireless systems, the KK 104 U condenser capsule head finally brings Neumann's smooth, transparent sound to wireless, with the feedback resistance and ruggedness a live mic needs.

Neumann Clarity for Wireless Vocals

The superior transient response brings out nuance and emotion in your voice. There's no need for heavy EQ, allowing vocals to cut through the mix cleanly. The KK 104 U has an exceptionally smooth frequency response with an airy top end that brings out the best in your vocal performances.

Tight Cardioid Pattern Rejects Feedback

The KK 104 U's tight cardioid pickup pattern consistently rejects sounds from the rear, providing excellent gain before feedback. There's no off-axis colouration so you can move freely while maintaining a focused vocal sound. The pattern is equally effective at close range so you can sing right on the grille without muddiness.

Rugged Steel Grille Handles Vocal Extremes

A hardened steel grille and integrated pop filter tame plosives and sibilance while keeping moisture away from the capsule. The KK 104 U can withstand screaming levels on stage without distortion, letting you express yourself fully. Neumann quality is no longer fragile in a wireless mic.

Compatible with Major Wireless Systems

The KK 104 U brings Neumann's smooth studio sound to popular wireless systems from Sennheiser, Shure, Audio-Technica and more. Finally experience exceptional vocal clarity and feedback resistance without cables. For expressive vocals and speech, the KK 104 U condenser capsule unlocks Neumann's legendary sound for wireless.

Key Features:

Compatible with Sony Handhelds

Works with Lectrosonics Models

Fits MIPRO ACT Systems

Compatible with All Shure Models

Excludes Shure BLX and GLX-D

Not for Sennheiser Systems

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Neumann KK 104 U Capsule Head, Standard

Neumann's Legendary Studio Sound in a Rugged Wireless Mic

The Cardioid KK 104 U capsule head brings Neumann's renowned studio-quality sound to popular wireless systems. This precision-engineered condenser capsule captures vocals with exceptional clarity and an airy top end, worlds apart from typical dynamic wireless mics. Compatible with many major wireless systems, the KK 104 U condenser capsule head finally brings Neumann's smooth, transparent sound to wireless, with the feedback resistance and ruggedness a live mic needs.

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