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Germany· Founded in 1928
A Berlin microphone house founded in 1928 by Georg Neumann, whose U 47 and U 87 became the studio standard — and, since 2010, a loudspeaker maker too. That year Sennheiser folded the monitor line of its sister company Klein + Hummel into Neumann, which is what the “KH” still stands for. The range runs from the 4-inch KH 80 DSP to the 10-inch, tri-amplified KH 420 midfield, all self-powered, all with the same drivers Neumann designs in-house, and all alignable to the room with the MA 1 measurement system.
The catalog ranges from the KH 80 DSP at 23.3 cm up to the KH 420 at 64.5 cm — compare any two side by side at true scale.
5 Models available in the curated catalog.
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Neumann — KH 80 DSP
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Neumann — KH 120 II
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Neumann — KH 150
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Neumann — KH 310 A
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Neumann — KH 420
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