MXL V67G HE Heritage Edition FET Designed Condenser Microphone

The extra equipment makes this an unbelievable deal. Metal Pop filter is $69 by itself, the case is great and the SHock Mount is included! Then theres the V67G thats got a great crisp sound, the S's are very pleasent with the design and style is very well done. The price puts it at 5 stars easily.Large capsule with u87 design pcb and the Transformer is a great product.In use I always look for noise and this mic is very quiet...theres just no cons to report on this deal.

I am absolutely floored by the quality vs price of this mic. Truth be told it’s so sensitive I farted while recording and had to do another take. Heavy, feels sturdy, seemingly well made, and excellent sound quality. 👍👍

For the price, not bad entry-level sound for beginner recorders, however, I've personally gotten better, cleaner sound for less money with the AT2020. This mic has class when it comes to presentation (I'm talking about the peripherals it came with: the case, the pop filter, and the shock mount) and the apparent build quality of the mic itself is nice, but with 20 dB of self noise, 200 ohms of resistance, (which really only matters if you're gonna use multiple mics at once) and relatively low headroom, this mic didn't meet my, albeit very specific needs. That being said, I could see this being a good mic for a person starting out as a Youtuber, or for recording vocals in a song with a lot going on to where you can't hear the hiss in the background. For podcasts or the like, I couldn't say i'd recommend it, because 20 dB of self-noise boarders on unacceptable for quality recording.For reference, I not only use two of these MXL mics, but I also own an AT2020 and an EV RE20, all of which I hook up to a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 interface and use on a weekly basis.In conclusion, this isn't the worst mic I've ever used, but it's certainly not the best. You can easily get better sounding mics for less, but the added peripherals and the carrying case are nice bonuses.

I have used many mic, Shure and many others, but for the price, it is definitely worth it. It has very transparent voice and sensitive enough to record it. I would recommend to anyone looking for good home recording mic.The original carrier is very important as you do not want to damage this extremely sensitive piece of art. Also, don't forget to buy the shock mount too, without it, it will not work well.

This is one of favorite thing I’ve ever gotten on amazon. I’m a musician so I use this mic a lot for my recording. I’ve noticed that the mic can catch all my high and low tones, and it doesn’t get a noise around that much, so I suppose this is the best mic for home studios. I also use a pop filter which makes the sound better, but the mic itself is amazing!

I use this for my online voice over orders and I hear back from clients how clear it is. It is sensitive but not to the point it picks up all minor background sounds.

Great XLR microphone I've used for podcasting and such. It works great, the microphone itself. I've owned it for 2 years now.The mount itself? Not so much. The crappy little plastic hinge that controls it keeps failing and letting the microphone droop on the mount. The only flaw in an otherwise great product, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.Not a dealkiller though. I'd buy it again.

I really wanted to like this mic, its really sleek looking. It hooked up nicely with my Behringer UMC2 but for whatever reason I had so many issues. One day folks could hear me other days barely. I would do so many tests and couldn't quite figure out the issue. I have a new computer and did all the rudimentary troubleshooting and then some but couldn't get a consistent sound. I hope others will have better luck.