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Overview
The 21st century build of the Telefunken U48, made in South Windsor, CT, is a recreation of the Neumann-built / Telefunken-badged U 48 from the 1950s.
The U48 as seen here features an AMI BV8 transformer, M7 capsule, and a rather odd-duck WE408 glass tube retrofitted into a metal casing. Telefunken designated this tube "VF14k" and marketed it as a direct replacement for the VF14M used in original U 47 and U 48 microphones.
As with the original microphone, the Telefunken U48 features switchable polar pattern (cardioid, figure-of-eight) at the base of the head assembly. U47 microphones have omnidirectional available instead of figure-of-eight. As well, the pattern symbols on the microphone itself are red on the U48, as opposed to the black symbols on the U47.
The U48 as seen here features an AMI BV8 transformer, M7 capsule, and a rather odd-duck WE408 glass tube retrofitted into a metal casing. Telefunken designated this tube "VF14k" and marketed it as a direct replacement for the VF14M used in original U 47 and U 48 microphones.
As with the original microphone, the Telefunken U48 features switchable polar pattern (cardioid, figure-of-eight) at the base of the head assembly. U47 microphones have omnidirectional available instead of figure-of-eight. As well, the pattern symbols on the microphone itself are red on the U48, as opposed to the black symbols on the U47.
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