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Neumann M 50 V revives the iconic 1960s tube microphone for orchestral recording, combining vintage circuitry with modern reliability upgrades.
An omnidirectional K 33 Ti capsule sits in a 40 mm acrylic sphere, using a new titanium diaphragm for stability and longevity.
Original circuit topology is retained but updated with an ultra‑low‑noise subminiature tube and RF‑shielded connector to resist modern interference.

Neumann unveils the M 50 V tube microphone, a modern reissue of the iconic M 50, at NAMM 2026.
Originally introduced in 1951, the M 50 was pivotal in developing the Decca Tree technique for stereo orchestral recordings.
The M 50 V features a titanium diaphragm for enhanced stability, maintaining its legendary vivid imaging and bass response.