Neumann Nu 67 V Power Supply For U67 Mic

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The Neumann NU 67 V Power Supply for U67 Micis a replacement power supply for the U 67 large-diaphragm tube condenser microphone. It is compatible with new and vintage U 67 mics and utilizes a 7-pin XLR jack for connection to your microphone. The 3-pin XLR allows standardized connectivity with microphone preamps, mixing consoles, and audio interfaces.

Dual fuses and auto-switching voltage enable safe and simple operation. The sturdy power switch minimizes accidentally switching off the unit and a large indicator lamp emits a warm glow when the power supply is on.

The NU 67 V ships with a power cable and features a top-mounted carry handle for easy transport.

For U67 Tube Microphone Compatible with New and Vintage U 67 Dual Fuses Power Switch and Indicator Lamp 7-Pin and 3-Pin XLR Connectors Top-Mounted Carry Handle Includes Power Cable

Key Specs
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin
Microphone
Sound Field	Mono
Pad	No
High-Pass Filter	No
Performance
Sensitivity	No
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin
Inputs	1x XLR 7-Pin
Power
Operating Voltage	V
AC Input Power (PSU)	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Physical
Dimensions	ø: 3.94 x L: 8.66" / ø: 100 x L: 220 mm
Weight	4.41 lb / 2 kg

Powers a single new or vintage U 67 tube microphone

Dual slow-blow fuses for protection

Automatically adapts to local mains voltage

Redesigned to meet stringent safety standards and accommodate higher filament current of newer premium-grade tubes

Sturdy power switch and large power indicator lamp

7-pin XLR jack for connection to microphone

3-pin XLR jack for connection to preamp, mixing console, or audio interface

Top-mounted carry handle enables easy transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It says adjustable height. Thinking about using these for miking guitar speakers on stage; what is the functional range (low--to-high) in inches?

A: The KB810 table top model adjusts from 10-16 and weighs just 10 oz.

Q: 2. Does this power supply work with the ARRI Alexa LF?

A: Yes, the ARRI Power Supply Light 24V will work with the ARRI Alexa LF. The ARRI Power Supply Light 24V connects to camera cables for the ARRI Alexa LF's BAT port.

Q: 3. can you unscrew the clip on top to screw on shock mounts?

A: Oh yes, the clip unscrews on what looks like brass threads. Great stand for the price.

Q: 4. My EM300 diversity receiver unit says 300mA input but this power supply says 400mA. Will this still be ok to use?

A: Its fine the adapter will regulate it self to 300ma. This will work.

Q: 5. What flash trigger should I use with this lighting kit? I use Fujifilm cameras like the XT4 and XS10. Thank you!

A: The pocketwizard plusx 2 pack is a great way to work.

Q: 6. Will it work with Panasonic AW-UE150 or AW RP150?

A: Yes. The following will work so will the suggested if you are interested in saving a bit. Please review the following item IndiPRO Tools 12V Power Supply with 4-Pin XLR Connection BH #INIP4PPS • MFR #IP4PPS https://bhpho.to/36xiB2x

Q: 7. Is the screw that goes into the mic clip 5/8-27?

A: Yes, that should be a 5/8'' thread.

Q: 8. What's the length of the cable?

A: The Blackmagic Design URSA power supply offers a 46inch cable.

Q: 9. Does this work with the C500 Mark 2?

A: This is designed for Blackmagic products, we do not recommend it for the C500 Mark II. Instead we suggest the Core SWX Cube 200 Power Supply Kit with 4-Pin XLR Cable (6'), BH #COCUBE2006C. https://bhpho.to/2PlR0Wy

Q: 10. is this just for program audio or intercom party lines also?

A: I have 2 of them which I use with a intercom system for Multicamera shoots.

artyc	15/09/2024
[ V] Nice quality item 5

Timothy	16/08/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] Just what I needed to use phantom powered microphones with a small mobile recording mixer. Output is noise-free, at least to my ears. :-) 5

Thomas	15/08/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] In photos, this stand looks a bit flimsy/spindly. It's so affordable, I purchased one despite the appearance, looking for stand to hold an AT2020 on the desktop of a friend I'm working with, producing music for streamed church services. I was skeptical it would stably hold the AT2020, since that mic is fairly large, and its mounting clip makes it sit in front of the vertical tube on the stand. But I was surprised at the high quality of the stand once I got it, and happy to find that it has no problem stably holding the AT2020 cabled up on a desk. It comes with a decent quality carrying case that is split into two pockets with separate zippers, so you could store a small cable in it with the stand. I was so happy with it that I picked up a second one on my next order for my own use. 5

Michael	12/08/2024
[Mono] I have this sitting on a patch bay in the console room for when a client wants to quickly track something that doesn't require being in the live room. It has increased my workflow a ton 5

Oscar Raul	29/07/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] Its solidly built, imparts no noise or color to the mic sound, 5

Ted	21/07/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] Works well. Very quiet which is the most critical spec. 5

Oded	05/07/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] Ecxellent piece of gear 5

popeye	25/06/2024
[Mono] I perform at least 5 nights per week. Typically piano and pop. Very top 40. All the money I spent through the years looking for the perfect sound and trying to save money...Had I budgeted at first and purchased this, I would have saved almost 4 times the cost of this mic. Yes it is expensive, about $. However, 20 years of compromising cost me big. The 104 plus is nothing less than Studio Quality, made for stage use. Every frequency I battled before has been pulled into line without much fuss. It seems automatic. I began 1 week ago with this, and the audience stops and turns toward me. Thank you Neumann and B&H Photo. 5

Justin	24/06/2024
[Mono] I was wondering if a device like this existed. So when I saw that Rolls made one I had to get 2 in my possession. Works as described! 5

Devon	25/05/2024
[1x XLR 3-Pin] Does what it claims to do and does it well. I got it because I wasn't convinced my NT1 mic or my CAD M179 mic were getting enough voltage from my interfaces and sure enough when I plugged them into this it fixed my noise issue with the CAD and - took out the startup buzz of my NT1 and strangely made it sound less muddy than it had before. 5