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Neumann M 249
Multi-Pattern Tube Condenser Microphone
The M249 was a multipattern tube condenser microphone. It is identical to Neumann’s M 49 in every way but one: the output connector is a 7-pin Tuchel, installed to better serve the broadcast industry.
See the M 49 profile for more information.
The M 249 was introduced in 1961 and produced until 1972. Some of the original M 49 mics were modified to use the Tuchel adapter; their model numbers were changed by the factory.
The Neumann M 249 is also known as: M249.
The mic was released in 1961.
Specifications
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Omnidirectional
(n/a mV/Pa; 40 - 16,000 Hz) Cardioid (n/a mV/Pa; 40 - 16,000 Hz) Bidirectional (n/a mV/Pa; 40 - 16,000 Hz) |
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| Capsule Dimensions | Impedance | SPL/Noise |
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200 Ohms (Low) | Max SPL: 125 dB |
| Weight | Length | Max Diameter | Interface(s) |
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| 800g (28.22oz) | 163mm (6.42'') | 80mm (3.15'') |
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