Neumann TLM 102

Also, what I like about this microphone is there is a nice 6K boost right there on the frequency spectrum that gives us that nice clarity right there ...

Now I know that the TLM-102 is a bit pricey. But to be honest, it's one of the most natural, smoothest sounding microphones that you could find at thi...

So all around I think this mic just sounds amazing. It sounded great on the electric, the acoustic, and just buttery smooth on the voice.

I love my TLM 102. It's such a nice sound, not as bright as 103 which I prefer. $500 on that, $500 on a second hand Babyface, $2000 on room treatment. Sorted!

The microphone itself looks great, it is an attractive condenser mic with a well implemented design, compact enough to not take up a lot of a space- yet large enough to capture every sound. The sound quality is compareable* to your standard 700.00 value microphone, I'm not going to upsell what the s...

Can be a decent mic with the right voice. 4 - Neumann TLM 102 ($700): Getting into a good sound here now. Nice body, fairly airy, but not too much. Shines when hitting some lower notes but not overbearing when hitting high notes.

My first impressions of this microphone were that I thought it was a toy, small enough to put into your pocket and off you go, when I tried it out, the sound quality was flat, it sounds great on dialogue, it doesn't sound like anything special on most singing vocals to my knowledge, doesn't have tha...

TLM 102 is a great mic for the price. People like to hop interfaces every few years but you’ll keep a good mic forever. Bigger audible leap than the Apollo.

I don’t dislike anything about this Microphone. This microphone works terrific with singers giving the vocalist warmth and clarity to their voice.

And it's built like a tank and has a pattern switch. The 102 is great too, more expensive has a more drastic bump in the highs that isn't as gradual really focussed around the 10k range. Makes it really airy and crisp.