Neumann is bringing KK 104 A and KK 105 A capsule heads to Sennheiser wireless rigs. Both condenser models work with Spectera, EW-D, EW-DX, and Digital 6000/9000 transmitters, giving singers two pickup choices built around cleaner handling and live vocal control.
For the KK 104 A, cardioid response leaves performers more room to move while keeping feedback in check. Meanwhile, the KK 105 A uses supercardioid pickup for tighter isolation when stages get busy, or monitoring turns tricky.
Both models pack a fixed low-cut filter, shock mounting, strong SPL handling, and a steel grille with pop protection. Moisture, plosives, and sibilance get extra control as well. Buyers can pick nickel or black finishes, while final pricing has not been set.
For the KK 104 A, cardioid response leaves performers more room to move while keeping feedback in check. Meanwhile, the KK 105 A uses supercardioid pickup for tighter isolation when stages get busy, or monitoring turns tricky.
Both models pack a fixed low-cut filter, shock mounting, strong SPL handling, and a steel grille with pop protection. Moisture, plosives, and sibilance get extra control as well. Buyers can pick nickel or black finishes, while final pricing has not been set.
