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In 1990, Schoeps caused a stir with its implementation of the sphere microphone invented by Dr. Theile. This first sphere microphone was designated the KFM 6. A special version for surround recordings was the KFM 360 which appeared in 1999. The main advantages of the KFM 6 are: - head-related stereo microphone for loudspeaker reproduction - very good imaging and sense of depth; good localization, very natural sound - with qualities of a dummy head when headphones are used for listening - natural sound with superior low-frequency performance The KFM 6 sphere microphone is still manufactured today. You find it described at www.schoeps.de _______________________________ Next page: 1994 - The CCM Compact Microphone Series Site Map Home | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||