The V67G HE from MXL is a cardioid, large-diaphragm condenser microphone designed for recording vocals in commercial and project studios. Compared to the original V67G, the HE (Heritage Edition) features a different finish and a variety of accessories.

The V67G HE utilizes the same transformer-coupled output and solid-state, Class-A FET circuitry as the original V67G. Its cardioid polar pattern maximizes sound rejection from the rear of the mic, providing a directional focus that reduces room reflections in the recording. Its 30 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response ensures full-range transduction of vocals in a variety of genres and styles. It features a 32mm capsule with a 6-micron, gold-sputtered diaphragm, and can handle a high maximum SPL of 130 dB. Phantom-power compliance and an XLR output make it ready for use in the studio.

The supplied shockmount decouples the mic from a stand, reducing the pickup of rumble. Also, included with the V67G HE is a metal mesh pop filter, ideal for minimizing plosives during vocal recording sessions. The provided aluminum flight case ensures the mic's safety during storage or transport.

Cardioid Polar Pattern    32mm Capsule    6-Micron, Gold-Sputtered Diaphragm    Class-A FET Circuitry    30 Hz - 20 kHz Frequency Response    130 dB Maximum SPL    Phantom-Powered    Includes Shockmount and Pop Filter    Includes Aluminum Flight Case

• Solid-state, phantom-powered condenser microphone
• Class-A FET circuitry
• Cardioid polar pattern
• 6-micron, gold-sputtered diaphragm
• Large 32mm capsule
• 30 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response
• 130 dB maximum SPL
• Includes shockmount and metal mesh pop filter
• Aluminum flight case
• Microfiber cleaning cloth included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with a MacBook ?

A: Yes it is. As a side note also the shock mount that is included doesn't fit the mic that you order. It's weird I know.

Q: 2. Hello is this microphone pc friendly ? could i plug it to computer?

A: This microphone has a standard 3-pin XLR connector on it. To connect to a computer, you will need an audio interface. There are many interfaces on the market that are all-in-one, with microphone preamps.In short, no, this microphone will not connect straight into a computer.

Q: 3. Does this product come with a wire for it?

A: No, an XLR microphone cable is not included with the MXL 770.

Q: 4. Is this a passive microphone?

A: Yes, the MXL R144 is a passive microphone.

Q: 5. If a phantom button is pushed on, will it be memorized after the unit is turned off or disconnected?

A: Once the +48v botton is pressed, it will stay on to provide phantom power to the channel, even when the unit is turned off and back on again.

Q: 6. Is there a software for recording music that works best with this microphone set up?

A: You can use GarageBand if you own a Mac. For a Windows PC: Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 - Audio Editing/Production Software (Box) B&H # SOSFS10099EQ

Q: 7. Do we need to have a computer for this to work ?

A: If you want to record, yes. If it for live broadcasting through an amp, the. I would imagine not.

Q: 8. How can I use the mic,? I connected but no function

A: This is a condenser mic and needs phantom power from the mixer/pre-amp. If it does not work with it, then the product must be defective. With phantom power it should work

Q: 9. Should I go for this or the MXL 990 for general studio use (vocals, instruments, ect.)?

A: Both mics will work well and specs are almost the same for the two models, but the MXL 990 is a bit more rugged and would be the better option for general studio use.

Q: 10. does it come with a stand for the mic so you don't have to hold it?

A: There is a shock mount included with the mic that will attach to any 5/8'' threaded mic stand. An actual mic stand is sold separately. Here's an option, BH #AUMS5230F.