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With the reissue of the classic Neumann U 67, you can now add a little piece of history to your mic locker. The U 67 reissue is a replica of the vintage models and features 100% historical accuracy - from sonic qualities to construction of the casing and power supply.
The reissue is, in fact, so historically accurate, that vintage components can be swapped into the casing or power supply without any issue. The microphone includes the legendary KK67 capsule and EF86 tube, with three selectable polar patterns including Cardioid, Omni and Bi-Directional.
The power supply has been slightly modified to meet EU regulations, other than that, the components and housing are to the vintage specs. The reissued power supply is fully compatible with vintage U 67s or restored models.
The Neumann U 67's origins begin in the late 50s, as the successor to Neumann's flagship microphone, the U 47. The VF14 tube, which helped contribute to the U 47 sound, was being withdrawn from production by Telefunken, necessitating the creation of a new microphone.
The U 67 features a host of new technological advancements. Mylar was used for the capsule membrane, held in tension by a brass ring as opposed to glue; an internal cutoff filter and external pad switch helped counteract the proximity effect; a new dual-capsule created an accurate figure-of-eight pickup pattern; a smaller EF86 tube allowed for a slimmer body; and most importantly the overall shape of the microphone changed. The new iconic look featured a tapered head grille, and a tapered body shell. So unique was this mic design, that Neumann patented it.
Neumann originally named their new microphone the U 60, after the year of its creation. This was later amended to the "U 67", showing continuity with its parent microphone, the U 47. By 1967, the predecessor was no longer manufactured, and the successor reigned supreme as the large diaphragm tube mic of choice for audio professionals worldwide; a condenser mic that can be used on almost any instrument or vocalist with outstanding results.
Each new Neumann U 67 is manufactured to within an extremely close spec, thus negating the need for "factory matching." Contact us to request consecutive serial numbers for multiple mic orders and we will do our best to accommodate based on supply.
Beautiful reproduction, we are an upscale Prop house, Fennicknyc.com & will be featuring this Microphone in an upcoming Dylan feature film 🎬! Thank you for the great service, definitely will be doing more business!
U67 can stand right next to the Sony c800g and the Telefunken 251. 3 of the top mics
I am beyond thankful that Neumann realizes the importance and value of these classic microphones and makes these accurate reproductions
Best purchase I’ve made in years. You get what you pay for. Have used the new knock offs and they don’t give you the same result as the real thing. Very happy.
Just perfect ! I love it. I brought it to a great studio and did a blind A/B test with there vintage U67. They sounded very very close but one had the mojo in the low range and a more solid sense of place . We were all surprised that the reissue had the very clear edge. No more "sounds like/modeled after" stuff. The Neumann U67 is the real deal.
Absolutely loving this mic. The way it handles midrange is very elegant. You don’t really have to do much to the vocal just sounds finished with a little compression. A little too end if you’re looking for a bit of a brighter tone. I’ve ran this through a Tree Branch II and a BAE 1073. Both sound great and give me more tonal options.
Hell yeah! Love this mic and Jeff E rocks!!!
Just a good place. People who know their stuff. Rick Harte Ace of Hearts Records
An awesome microphone. That is enough said.
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