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#120525 - 03/21/08 12:39 AM MXL 4000 mic?
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Has anybody tried out the MXL 4000 mic? Thoughts?

Thanks
James

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#120528 - 03/21/08 01:29 AM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: ExcelAV]
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i"ll you 50 bucks but only cause i need one

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#120537 - 03/21/08 10:03 AM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: rider]
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Hmmm sure looks pretty. $200 on musicians friend and includes a free 603S mic. I own a pair of 603's and love 'em.



And interesting thread about this mic here:

http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=256358

I'm curious about how it's a "musician's friend" only model based on their http://www.mxlmics.com/condenser_mic/mxl2010/mxl2010.htm

Also compares it in quality but lower price than the Sterling Audio ST77.

The Blue Bluebird might be a better bang for the buck at $300 musicians friend cuz it has a lower self noize and neat wood box even!


http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/B...hone?sku=279013
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#120559 - 03/21/08 12:23 PM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: Justin]
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#120612 - 03/22/08 12:33 PM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: mlange]
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I've not used the MXL 4000, but I've used the MXL V69 a lot and I love it. Its right around the same price range and beats out a lot of the more expensive mics in the closet.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/MXL-V69-Mogami-Edition-Tube-Microphone?sku=271017

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#120620 - 03/22/08 10:48 PM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: Dan Bozek]
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Yeah, that's all good - but are they made in China?
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#120621 - 03/22/08 11:29 PM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: Kecinzer]
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I have no idea. Maybe. Some of my all time favorite microphones are made in Germany. I never gave it too much of a thought before now.

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#120631 - 03/23/08 05:16 AM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: Dan Bozek]
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Just busting your balls, Dan. \:\) I love Chinese. They're good in what they do - especially at those manually factoring handjobs.
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#120651 - 03/23/08 11:27 AM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: Kecinzer]
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Hi all, thought I would add some info here. All MXL mics are designed in the USA at Marshall Electronics. The mics are manufactured in Marshall's own factory in Asia or here in the US like the M3 or V6. There are a number of similar models with different model numbers so that the retailers don't butt heads. Marshall Electronics is also the North America distributor for Mogami cable. They are not the same Marshall work makes guitar amplifiers.

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#120658 - 03/23/08 12:43 PM Re: MXL 4000 mic? [Re: promedia]
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FWIW, I've A/B'b a MXLV67G ($99) against a Manley Gold Reference mic. The differences were subtle. I didn't hear a $3000 difference. Not that the expensive mic wasn't fabulous, but the cheapie mics are getting really good.
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