Neumann TLM 103

So yes, I know this is a very expensive microphone, but this hearkens back to what I said in the last review. Don't buy a microphone that does a bunch...

So this microphone is awesome. I love the Neumann TLM 103. It's my go-to workhorse microphone in my own home studio

I Know I've raved about it throughout this review and I can't express enough how fantastic this microphone is.

When I’m not mic’d up, I always push a lot more, because singing that soft feels tonally unbeautiful. But the level of thickness and clarity my Neumann gives my voice while I’m singing soft sounds so beautiful. Hearing it back so clearly in my headphones is the best monitor mix I’ve ever had for my voice, and it’s making me more solidified in my vocal confidence.

The media could not be loaded. (Note: I purchased this not with Amazon but still want to review it here.) My PC is fine, but on two occasions it was not. After recording with this premium mic and exporting as a WAV file, I tried listening back through headphones. For a couple seconds there was that ...

Just bought a Neumann TLM 103 for doing a mix of VO and Recording vocals. I was thinking of getting an Audient ID14 MKII. I’m looking for a computer interface and I’m open to suggestions. What would you buy to pair with this mic?

Take the Neumann TLM-103, throw in a quiet room and minimal processing and you get an absolutely pure and accurate sound. I thought about this purchase for a long time but the first time I used this mic I wished I had made the purchase a long time ago. Worth the hype and the price.

I don't like it. Least favorite of the pack. I won't ever use it on vocals, ever.

The voice over community seems to have a love-hate relationship with this mic, but a few fellow voice over artists I am friends with said this was one of the best. I bit the bullet and bought it. Wow! So clear and pure! With this and my RE27, I'm good to go.

I'm a VO and also a gaming streamer, and I recently got a Neumann TLM-103. I've just tried it in my (mildly treated) gaming room and... Oh boy. Up until now I've been using my Shure SM7B for streaming; being dynamic it rejects a lot of background, but the downside is [I have to significantly project, which isn't after hours of streaming. Purely out of curiosity I've tried the TLM-103 in my gaming chain and *oh my god*, it's polar opposite.