NEUMANN.BERLIN BCM 705.

The Neumann BCM 705 is a high-end, large-diaphragm dynamic broadcast microphone designed specifically for professional speech reproduction, radio, and podcasting. This is one of the best podcasting microphones. NEUMANN.BERLIN BCM 705 is also available with cash on delivery.

NEUMANN.BERLIN BCM 705 Features.

• Dynamic Capsule: Built with a dynamic element that requires no external phantom power to operate.

• Hypercardioid Pattern: Offers tight off-axis rejection to minimize background noise and room reflections in busy environments.

• Integrated Isolation: Features internal elastic suspension and a built-in pop screen to reduce handling noise and plosives.

• Hygienic Design: Includes a twist-off, removable head grille that makes cleaning and sharing individual grilles easy.

NEUMANN.BERLIN BCM 705 Specifications.

• Acoustical Operating Principle: Pressure gradient transducer.

• Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz.

• Rated Impedance: 200 Ohms.

• Sensitivity: 1.7 mV/Pa at 1 kHz.

• Weight: 500 g (1.1 lbs).

• Connector: 3-pin XLR.

BERLIN BCM 705 Performance Characteristics.

• Close-Talking Design: Performs best at a distance of about 5 cm (under 2 inches) from the mouth. Moving farther away makes the voice sound thin because of an aggressive bass roll-off.

• Proximity and Low End: Features a gentle low-shelf roll-off below 150–250 Hz that controls bass buildup, giving a warm, smooth low end without becoming boomy or muddy.

• Clarity and Presence: Includes a broad presence boost from 2 kHz to 9 kHz that maximizes speech intelligibility and crisp detail. 

• Background Noise Rejection: Employs a fixed hypercardioid polar pattern that isolates the speaker and heavily reduces off-axis room noise or keyboard clatter.

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