Neumann KK 184 NX Cardioid Capsule for KM Series Digital Microphone (Black)

Meet the Neumann KK184: Precision in Every Note
Introducing the Neumann KK184, a sophisticated cardioid capsule designed for the acclaimed KM series digital microphones. This capsule excels in delivering precise audio capture, making it a favorite among audio professionals who demand fidelity and directional focus in their recordings. With its ability to minimize off-axis noise and feedback, the KK184 is perfectly suited for studio environments and live performances where clarity and detail are paramount.

Tailored for Clarity and Direction
The KK184 capsule features a cardioid polar pattern, renowned for its ability to focus sound capture on the source directly in front of the microphone while rejecting unwanted sounds from the sides and rear. This directional pattern is essential for recording in noisy environments or in close proximity to loud sources, providing a clean, isolated audio output that highlights the intended subject without interference.

Designed for User-Friendly Operation
Neumann understands the need for adaptable audio solutions. The KK184 is user installable, which means quick and easy integration into your existing KM series setup without the need for specialized tools or technical support. This feature allows for flexibility and simplicity in swapping capsules to best suit the recording situation, be it in a home studio or a professional concert hall.

Sleek Aesthetic, Professional Functionality
Not only is the KK184 effective, but it also boasts a sleek, non-reflective black finish that ensures it remains unobtrusive, whether used on stage or on camera. This thoughtful design helps maintain a professional appearance and avoids drawing attention away from the performers or the performance itself.

Compatibility and Versatility
The KK184 is specifically engineered to integrate seamlessly with any microphone in the KM series. This compatibility ensures that users can upgrade or expand their microphone capabilities without concern for mismatched components, making it a versatile choice for a broad array of audio tasks—from recording acoustic instruments to capturing dynamic vocal performances.