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..and talk about esthetic beauty: especially the one on the left - stunning!

Call it what you like; the connectors are large compared to the usual small Tuchel or XLR connectors, is all I meant. See attached photos of the KM 253, 254 and 256 for example.

I'll be very interested to find out what these microphones are, in any event.

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The microphones with three-digit numbers starting with a "2" were versions with large, "RF-proof" Tuchel output connectors

To address David's usually hyper-correct use of the English language when applied to microphone-related subjects:
The broadcast Tuchel connector is generally not referred to as "large"- that moniker is reserved for the truly large M49 and U47 Tuchels.

The microphones with three-digit numbers starting with a "2" were versions with large, "RF-proof" Tuchel output connectors, something that German broadcasters sometimes required (e.g. when their recording studios and their transmitters were in the same building, and RF levels in the studio were quite high).

But the "TM" in the name is something I've never heard of, and as I'm sure you know, it's not listed in Neumann's own listing of their historical microphone types. It's not a measurement microphone; those had "MM" in their names.

While we've never had him clean a capsule for us, we've been using Tom Onofrio for all of our Neumann repairs lately and have been quite happy. I do believe he offers a capsule cleaning service as well. He's on the East Coast, but that's another option at least.

Thank you Michael!  I’ll be in touch.

Bits_ville

Please follow up on this thread after you've had the capsule cleaned. Im sure many here would be interested in who did the work, service and length of time the tech had your mic, and of course, how the capsule turned out and the cost of service..

Thanks.

Pete