Neumann KH 310 A right B-Stock

Audio signals are fed to the magnetically shielded Neumann KH 310 A via a low-noise, balanced XLR socket. For spatial adaptation, frequency processing can be adjusted on the rear panel by way of the preset selector switches, which offer a neutral position and three variations for each of the three speaker channels. The bass can be lowered by a maximum of 7.5dB, the mid-range by a maximum of 4.5dB, and the treble by up to 2dB; the latter can also be raised by 1dB. The output level of the monitor loudspeaker can also be individualised. Ground loops can be prevented using the ground lift feature, and as a little gimmick, the illuminated Neumann logo even has four adjustable brightness settings.

Georg Neumann GmbH was founded in Berlin in 1928 - and is certainly one of the most famous brands of microphones in the world. However, this is not the company's only sphere of activity. For many years, the versatile inventor and pioneer Georg Neumann was also involved with vinyl record cutting machines and the development of rechargeable batteries. The technology he developed is still the basis for this now crucial and rapidly expanding market. What is more, for many years the company built highly personalised sound control systems for broadcast studios/theatres and concert halls, and for several years also studio monitors. In 1991, Neumann became part of the Sennheiser group of companies, and in 1999 was the first German company to receive the Technical Grammy for their overall technical achievements.