Hey dudes and dudettes, quick question...I bought a MXL V67GS and it's not recording at full volume.

I have a pair of MXL V67N Mics and I like them. .but not enough to leave them alone :) . I opened one up:

MXL v67g or MXL 2010: which is better for voice ?

Hi I bought a condenser mic and I am between these 2:
 

• MXL V67g
• MXL 2010

which one is better for recording vocals?
considering that my room is not insulated, with which I take less ambient noise?

Thank you very much for your help pls!

I thought it amusing that the segment on the USA national news (CBS) showed an MXL V67 prominently many times. It has probably been modded but there you go.

I did this little shootout the other day to see which one I liked better on my vocal. To me, it's not so clear cut. There are things I like about both of them. There is one I'm leaning toward, but I would really appreciate some input from anyone. Both were recorded on the same take, and aside from an 80hz high pass filter, there is absolutely no eq on either.

Hi. I'm looking to buy another mic to add to my collection and am trying to decide on whether to go for the new RODE M3 or MXL V67g? I will be mainly using it for vocals. I already have a RODE NT1a, Studio Projects B1 and T.Bone RM700 (ribbon) and am able to borrow Shure SM57's and 58's. Which would you recommend as a good option for another colour?

Thanks

CAD M179
MXL V67i
AT4040

I am looking to buy 2 condensers to record overheads but will also work decent for vox. How would a pair of one of those mics work spaced? xy?

What about the recorderman technique? Large diaphram mics work allright for this application, or are small diaphrams better? If so, how do they work on vocals? Not as warm, am I right?

Hi. I need a shock mount to fit the MXL V67g or V67i mic (and maybe others...I don't know which others share that form factor). I have read that MXL's official shock mount for these mics, the MXL 57, leaves a lot to be desired.

About the V672..

Hi folks
I have just bought one MXL V67G. The manual says that is suitable for overheads, vocals and guitars. it is a very cheap mic, so I really do not believe it would do fine in such a variety of different sources/ rec situations.
Anyway, is it better than C300B's and GT55's?
I will be testing for myself in the following months.