Mxl mics - MXL 990 Condenser Microphone with Shockmount

The MXL 990 Condenser Microphone stand with Distress Mount features a silky, fairly sweet high end although retaining limited, solid reduced and midrange processing. The 3/4" gold-sputtered diaphragm results in a professional audio suited for electronic digital and analogue recording. Desirable vintage physique style using champagne conclude. 30Hz-20kHz frequency reaction. 130dB maximum SPL. Consists of custom distress mount, microphone stand stand adaptor, and case. Demands phantom power.

Features of mxl mics
3/4" gold-sputtered diaphragm Attractive vintage body style with champagne finish 30Hz-20kHz frequency response 130dB maximum SPL Sensitivity: 15MV/pa Equivalent noise: 20dB (A-weighted) Wired with Mogami cable

Details of MXL 990 Condenser Microphone with Shockmount
Shipping Weight: 3.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN: B0002GIRP2
Item model number: MXL990

Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Best for the price however find it a lttle bit muddy, Simply by BassMan (Seattle, Oregon United States)
It's difficult to beat this kind of mic in price. I have one particular and often put it on for home documenting projects, demonstrations and such. It is a good inexpensive strategy to record lines, but I get the sound somewhat muddy, and frequently come back together with eq to turn straight down some of the low-mid wavelengths. Now there are several condensers coming out within this low price variety, and We've tried those hateful pounds and have not yet found an affordable one I favor any better compared to this. Pertaining to finished goods, I'd work with a better microphone if accessible, but this will work using a bit of EQ plus a careful ear canal.

The microphone requires phantom electrical power, so I obtained the Fine art Tube Megapixel preamp to go with this. That preamp gets warm the appear and really allows this microphone stand out when compared to the built-in mic pre-amps in my board.

Just the thing for the price, ideal for podcasting, By Joe Barnacle (New York, Nyc)
I have 2 of these since they are SO low cost and use all of them mainly in the home if I have a very musical concept. One of the writers above mentioned it absolutely was a bit dull which I absolutely agree with. However it is incredibly low-cost and pretty detailed to the amount of money. Now i'm curious the actual way it will hold way up over many years of use. Anyhow, this is probably the right "step-up" mic with regard to podcasts if you are at the moment recording using your computer's built-in microphone stand or a radio stations shack dynamic microphone stand. I would decide on this within the m-audio mics- it thinks slightly more long lasting.

Great Mike For the Cost, By latentaudio "latentaudio" (The big apple)
I purchased this kind of mic to be able to record mandolin and also acoustic guitar during my PC dependent home facilities and would not be more happy.

It properly reproduces my Taylor classical guitar. When found in conjunction with a form of art tube pre-amp, this process enhances our low cost mandolin.