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After its introduction, the outstanding tonal quality made the M50 the gold standard for the recording of symphony orchestras. This particular combination of two M50s and one M50B recently came into the Tech Shop, and was most likely used in the Decca Tree method of recording. This mic placement concept revolves around using these microphones to create a T-shaped pattern for recording in stereo.
Officially born in 1960, the U60's name was changed to the U67 and became a studio favorite overnight, as it was known for its versatility. Ultimately, the U67 overtook the U47 in popularity, as Neumann delivered the final U47 in 1965 and carried on with their new workhorse microphone. These three Neumann U67s that recently came into the Tech Shop are significant, not only because of their beautiful tone, vintage K67 capsules and EF86 tubes, but they are also numbered sequentially (#1689, #1690, #1691).