Neumann EA 4 Nickel
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A Suspension Designed to Support Studio Microphones from the TLM Series
TLM microphones are often chosen for their precision and level of detail, which makes mechanical noises more audible as soon as the environment is not perfectly isolated. This elastic suspension fits within this "studio" logic: it complements the microphone by adding essential mechanical isolation to preserve the clarity of the recording and avoid low-frequency disturbances related to vibrations.
Who Is It For and What Are the Uses?
This suspension is intended for home studios as well as professional studios recording vocals, podcasts, dubbing, acoustic guitars, or sensitive close-miking. It is particularly useful whenever the microphone is mounted on a stand placed near a passageway, keyboard, work surface, or in any situation where micro-impacts can travel into the signal.
Isolation, Placement Comfort, and Signal Cleanliness
Thanks to its suspension principle, the microphone is decoupled from the support: structural vibrations are attenuated before reaching the microphone body. The result: a cleaner signal, less unintentional "rumble," and a recording easier to work with during mixing, requiring fewer heavy corrections. The suspension also allows for confident repositioning of the microphone while maintaining stable support, a real advantage for vocal and instrument recording.
Technical specifications
| Type | Microphone Shock Mounts | Quantity | 1 |
| Color | White | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Neumann EA 4 Nickel compatible with TLM microphones?
This shock mount is designed to complement the studio microphones of the TLM series.
How to reduce vibrations with a TLM microphone?
The elastic suspension system isolates the microphone from its stand to diminish structural vibrations. Mechanical noises caused by the stand, traffic areas, or work surfaces are thus minimized before reaching the microphone. Low-frequency noise like "rumble" can be less present in the signal.
Is this suspension suitable for recording vocals or a podcast?
It is recommended for vocal recordings, podcasting, and voice-over work when micro-impacts may transmit through the signal.
Can the EA 4 Nickel be used for an acoustic guitar?
The suspension is suitable for close-miking an acoustic guitar where vibrations from the support need to be minimized.
What is the specified color for this Neumann suspension?
The technical sheet indicates a white color and a quantity of 1 suspension.



