The KM 84 is a small-diaphragm FET condenser with a fixed Cardioid pickup pattern. It was the world’s first phantom-powered microphone, built to run on 48v DC. Its design goal was to be as small as possible; the model name ‘KM’ stands for Kleine Mikrofon (“small microphone”).
Although discontinued in 1992, the KM-84 remains a favorite of vintage mic enthusiasts for drum overheads and hi-hat applications.
The mic is known for having an exceptionally flat frequency response and its ability to maintain its cardioid pickup pattern across the frequency spectrum.
...Neve 33115 Crotch - Bottle + Neumann M8 cap - Vintech x73i - Urei 1176 Toms - e22s - SSL 4000E OHS - KM84 (Klaus modded) - Langevin AM16 - STC-8 Ride - R121 - SSL 4000E Rooms - Coles - SSL 4000E The other star of the show is the Shure SM91 I just picked up. Where has it...
love the sound of this, they need to re-issue the km86, km88 and km84 line, all handmade, I don't care what the price is, I'd buy it.
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