Overview

The Neumann KK 105 U is a premium supercardioid condenser microphone capsule designed for the Sennheiser SKM 5200 wireless handheld transmitter. Derived from the acclaimed KMS 105 stage microphone, it delivers Neumann's legendary studio-quality sound in a professional wireless format. Combining exceptional vocal clarity, superior feedback rejection, and natural tonal balance, the KK 105 U is ideal for concerts, broadcast productions, houses of worship, theater, corporate presentations, and demanding live performance environments where wireless mobility is essential.

Studio-Quality Wireless Audio

The KK 105 U incorporates Neumann's renowned condenser capsule technology to provide detailed, transparent vocal reproduction with excellent transient response and low distortion. It faithfully captures every nuance of a performance while preserving the signature Neumann sound.

Supercardioid Polar Pattern

Its supercardioid pickup pattern offers outstanding rejection of off-axis sound while maximizing gain before feedback. This tighter pickup pattern makes the capsule particularly effective on loud stages and in challenging live sound environments.

Optimized for Sennheiser Wireless Systems

The KK 105 U is specifically engineered for seamless compatibility with the Sennheiser SKM 5200 handheld transmitter, allowing users to combine Neumann's premium condenser capsule performance with the reliability and flexibility of a professional wireless system.

Built for Professional Touring

Manufactured in Germany using Neumann's exacting engineering standards, the KK 105 U features robust construction designed to withstand the rigors of touring, broadcast, theater, and live production while maintaining consistent acoustic performance.

Versatile Live Applications

Ideal for professional vocalists, broadcast presenters, worship leaders, theater performers, corporate speakers, and live production professionals, the KK 105 U delivers outstanding speech intelligibility and vocal detail across a wide range of performance environments.