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MXL V67N Pencil Condenser Instrument Microphone - Green with Gold Grille

Medium-diaphragm Cardioid Pencil Condenser Microphone with Mogami Wiring and Interchangeable Capsules - Green with Gold Grille
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Simple Instrument Miking for Stage and Studio

The V67N Pencil Condenser Instrument Microphone from MXL is the perfect miking solution for studio recording and live performances. Equipped with high-quality Mogami wiring, an exceptionally balanced output system, and interchangeable capsules, the V67N provides a stunning 20Hz to 20kHz frequency response to produce authentic sound. With the addition of the two capsules, you’ll have simple yet versatile control over any recording scenario. If you’re in search of a reliable instrument microphone for both stage and studio applications, then the MXL V67N deserves a spot in your mic locker.

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Authentic instrument capture

The V67N’s slim build and exceptionally balanced audio will equip any of your instruments with clean, reliable microphone quality. Boasting a transformer-balanced output and internal Mogami wiring, the V67N generates an ideally balanced response, with crisp audio clarity on all frequencies.

Fit for any recording scenario

Thanks to a pair of swappable cardioid and omni-directional capsules, the V67N can practice its accurate audio quality in a variety of studio situations. From acoustic capture to drum miking, and anything in between, the V67N is flexible enough to grant a balanced 20Hz to 20kHz frequency response across your entire instrumental arsenal. And as Sweetwater musicians have found, the V67N works like a charm for choir and stage situations, making it a great companion for live performances and anytime you need a mic on the go.

MXL V67N Pencil Condenser Instrument Microphone Features:

  • Slim pencil profile — ideal for instrument miking in the studio or at home
  • Flat 20Hz–20kHz response promotes natural recording quality
  • Swappable omni-directional and cardioid capsules for a variety of recording scenarios
  • 48V phantom power required
  • Internal Mogami wiring for a reliable mic response
  • 6-micron gold-sputtered medium size diaphragm
  • Transformer-balanced output generates a clean response at any frequency

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Tech Specs

  • Microphone Type: Condenser
  • Mono/Stereo: Mono
  • Polar Pattern: Cardioid, Omnidirectional (switchable caps)
  • Diaphragm Size: 0.87" (22mm)
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
  • Max SPL: 148dB SPL (1kHz at 0.5% THD)
  • Output Impedance: 150 ohms
  • Signal to Noise Ratio: 78dB (A weighted)
  • Self Noise: 16dB (A weighted)
  • Sensitivity: -49 dB re 1 V/Pa
  • Connector: XLR
  • Color: Green with Gold Grille
  • Power Source: 48V phantom power
  • Dimensions: 4.88" x 0.91"
  • Weight: 0.2 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: MXL-V67N

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Hidden genie in this MXL small diameter condenserCK
I've used Avantone CK-1s, Sennheiser 604, Lewitt LCT 040s , Röde M5s, and finally this MXL V67N. These are all mics from longstanding microphone makers. I'd overlooked MXL for years in the SDC category and decided to try one since Sweetwater had a sale making the mic $ cheaper and putting it on a par with the others listed.

The low end, smooth frequency plot to 20K and richness from the MXL V67N was absolutely unexpected. This is the only microphone of the ones I've mentioned to have a transformer output. This makes a world of difference - the low end clarity and richness through the mids with an open and extended high end with no bump put the V67N in a category more deserving of a higher end AKG or a Neumann.

I was initially turned on to this mic from a fellow sound engineer who was using a single V67N as a room mic for a large (40 by 60) gathering space and the sound on the recording of the tech briefing with Q&A from audience members was quite clear and easy to understand. That was a few years ago and until this recent special deal from Sweetwater, I'd totally put MXL out ot my mind. The V67N from MXL punches well above the price and is at home with higher end SDCs.
by Chas Redmond from Seattle, WA on
Music background: producer and sound engineer for indoor, outdoor music festivals and indoor, outdoor special events with digital recording capabilities in both the field and studio.
Fantastic Microphone.
Did great in the head to head against the Shure SM-57.
by Craig Hodgkins from Pittsburgh, PA on
Different Performance from Other Similar Mics
I bought the V67N out of curiosity. I own quite a few pencil condensers in this price range. Most of them produce a "crisp" result when used on acoustic instruments. This mic has more mid-mid range than my other ones. I liked the way it sounded when used to record one of my acoustic guitars that has doesn't have a lot of natural bottom. It wasn't crisp enough on my other acoustics. All in all, it's a great mic for the price and I will have projects that it will work well for
by Larry Smith from Moulton AL on
Music background: Retired professional musician and studio owner. Retired IT manager for a K-12 school district.
See also: Condenser Mics, MXL, MXL Condenser Microphones