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  • Home
  • RMS367 & RMS269
  • RMS251
  • RMS47
  • RMS49
  • RMS12
  • RMS12a
  • Repair & Restorations
  • RMSPS1
  • VF14ER
  • VF/EF Dampeners & Sockets
  • U47 Resistor Boards
  • AC701 & VF14 FET

RMS367

Viva la France !  Back in 1962, Neumann released the M367 specifically for the ORTF (Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française).  We are proud to be the first ones to ever reproduce this amazing microphone.  The M367 is a unique variant of the Neumann M269c with only small differences in its polar pattern selection.  While the M269b/c used a remote polarity adjustment on the power supply, the M367 used the same method as the U67 which allowed the 3 polar patterns to be fully adjusted directly on the headbasket.  The RMS367 is our recreation of the M367 using an exact replication of the microphones' body tube, headbasket, internal PCB layout and electronic circuitry, even the feed-through capacitors!   In fact, our components can be used interchangeably with the originals.   Own a Neumann U87Ai, TLM67 or U67 re-issue?   You can also purchase our "kit" that includes our RMSPS1 power supply, mic cable and amplifier section that will pair directly with your existing mic's body and headbasket, no changes required, and add a new option to your sonic pallet.  

RMS269

We are also continuing the success of the RMS269 which has been in our lineup for a decade but giving it a little facelift.   The RMS269 is our recreation of the M269b which has a slightly different tube biasing method as the M367 & M269c but shares the rest of the features.   Some would argue that the M269b has a bit more vintage "vibe" to it.  


Both mics are paired with the RMSPS1 power supply, Mogami 7-pin tube cable and feature the same -10db pad, low cut filter and polar patterns (cardioid/omni/figure-8) as the originals.  


Details:

Haufe BV12 output transformer

Arienne Audio K67 capsule

NOS 5703 tube – hand selected for low noise 

Vishay film capacitors and 1% SRF metal film resistors 

Mogami W3172 cable

Custom aluminum flight case & shockmount included

Wooden Storage Box (+$100)

Price

 We are offering an introductory price of $2999.  Our RMS269 or RMS367 "kits" are available for $2499.    

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