Overview

The Neumann KK 204 is a premium condenser capsule head designed for Sennheiser wireless handheld transmitters, bringing renowned Neumann studio sound to professional live performances. Based on the acclaimed KMS wired stage microphone series, it combines exceptional vocal clarity with the durability required for demanding stage environments. Compatible with Sennheiser SKM 2000, SKM 6000, SKM 9000, EW G4 300/500, and EW-D handheld transmitters, the KK 204 delivers natural, detailed vocals with excellent feedback resistance.

Studio Sound for Wireless Performance

Unlike conventional dynamic stage capsules, the KK 204 employs a true condenser capsule that provides outstanding transient response, smooth frequency reproduction, and exceptional vocal intelligibility. Its frequency-independent cardioid pattern ensures consistent tonal balance while effectively rejecting unwanted off-axis sound, making it ideal for live concerts, houses of worship, corporate events, theatre productions, and television broadcasts.

Optimized for Live Vocals

The capsule is specifically tuned for close-miking applications. An integrated low-cut filter compensates for the proximity effect, maintaining clear and balanced low frequencies even when performers sing directly on the microphone. The hardened steel grille incorporates an effective internal pop filter that minimizes plosive noise while protecting the capsule from moisture without introducing unwanted sibilance.

Rugged Professional Construction

Designed for demanding touring environments, the KK 204 withstands sound pressure levels up to 150 dB without clipping while maintaining excellent audio quality. The rugged construction, low handling noise, and easy-to-clean grille make it a reliable solution for professional touring artists, rental companies, and broadcast engineers.

Compatibility

The KK 204 is compatible with:

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  Sennheiser SKM 2000
  
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  Sennheiser SKM 6000
  
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  Sennheiser SKM 9000
  
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  Sennheiser EW G4 300/500
  
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  Sennheiser EW-D wireless handheld transmitters