Submitted by Alécio Costa
on Thu, 08/07/2003 - 17:39
Hi folks!
Have you tested these two mics? they are popping down here for very nice prices. I assume they are in the same boast of C300OB's and GT55's..
Nice friday
Originally posted by Alécio Costa - Brazil: Hi folks!
Have you tested these two mics? they are popping down here for very nice prices. I assume they are in the same boast of C300OB´s and GT55´s..
Nice friday
A friend of mine has the v76, and Joe Barresi got a pair. They were a rage when they first came out because of the cost to performance ratio. I hear there good. Haven't used them myself.
I have two V67G's (G=Green colored body, with gold grill). Very colored, warm-sounding microphone. Has a slight vintage texture to it. Very good on male vocals, even on certain guitar cabs! These get a lot of use here and there.
I also have the V93M- a "Mars Music" version of the MXL2003. Same mic, just branded differently when sold through "Mars" (out of business). It can be pretty useable on acoustic sources... a few vocals, as far as I've tried. It sounds fairly "neutral", not very colored. I call this the "poor man's TLM-103" but use this term loosely.
I don't have the 67G, but I do have two of the 67M (the special "Mogami" version, that I got from MARS), and a V57. I live them all. The 67s get used for everything from vocals to kick drum mics (seriously).
The 57 is a better vocal mic, and I only have one of those, but it's the closest I have to my U87ai, at least through a nice pre. I'm very happy with the value for dollar of the MXL's.
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Kurt? Dave? Recorderman?
Kurt? Dave? Recorderman?
Originally posted by Alécio Costa - Brazil: Hi folks! Have yo
A friend of mine has the v76, and Joe Barresi got a pair. They were a rage when they first came out because of the cost to performance ratio. I hear there good. Haven't used them myself.
do ya mean v67? or is there another model named v76? :)
do ya mean v67? or is there another model named v76?
:)
Alecio, I have two V67G's (G=Green colored body, with gold gr
Alecio,
I have two V67G's (G=Green colored body, with gold grill). Very colored, warm-sounding microphone. Has a slight vintage texture to it. Very good on male vocals, even on certain guitar cabs! These get a lot of use here and there.
I also have the V93M- a "Mars Music" version of the MXL2003. Same mic, just branded differently when sold through "Mars" (out of business). It can be pretty useable on acoustic sources... a few vocals, as far as I've tried. It sounds fairly "neutral", not very colored. I call this the "poor man's TLM-103" but use this term loosely.
Bowisc
do you guys think they could be used for capturing strings sessi
do you guys think they could be used for capturing strings sessions? At least the model that is not so colored..
Thanks
I own or used to own the following MXL mics: 2001 1006 (aka
I own or used to own the following MXL mics:
2001
1006 (aka v63m)
603s
v67g
v77 (tube mic)
990
Have not tried the 2003 yet.
For the money, the v67g absolutely rocks! I own 2 of them and use them all the time.
I haven't heard too much about the 2003
I don't have the 67G, but I do have two of the 67M (the special
I don't have the 67G, but I do have two of the 67M (the special "Mogami" version, that I got from MARS), and a V57. I live them all. The 67s get used for everything from vocals to kick drum mics (seriously).
The 57 is a better vocal mic, and I only have one of those, but it's the closest I have to my U87ai, at least through a nice pre. I'm very happy with the value for dollar of the MXL's.
Sean