Peluso Microphone Lab P-67
LDC tube condenser — emulates Neumann U 67 (1960-1971)
Microphone$3,058Manufacturer list price
Specifications
- Type
- Microphone
- Description
- LDC tube condenser — emulates Neumann U 67 (1960-1971)
- Topology
- tube condenser
- Signal path
- Analog
- Channels
- 1
- Channel format
- mono
- Form factor
- Large-diaphragm condenser microphone with external tube power supply
- Connection
- 8-pin proprietary cable to MX-56 PSU; XLR balanced output from PSU
- Powered
- true
- Drivers
- 34mm center-terminated condenser capsule
- Frequency response
- 20Hz-20kHz
- Max SPL
- 148 dB (with 10dB pad engaged)
- Sensitivity
- 18 mV/Pa
- Polar pattern
- multi-pattern (switchable, 9-position: omni to figure-8)
- Impedance (Ω)
- 200
- Country of manufacture
- USA
Details
Controls: 9-position polar pattern selector on MX-56 PSU; 10dB pad switch; low-end roll-off switch
I/O: Mic body connects via 8-pin screw-on cable (20ft) to MX-56 external power supply; PSU outputs balanced XLR line signal
Notable use: Featured on recordings by Lizzy Loeb, John Cowan, Guthrie Trapp, Shad Cobb, Tim O'Brien (per site playlists)
Notes: Emulates the Neumann U 67. Tube: EF95 family (6AK5/6J1/5654). Custom-wound output transformer; hand-built through-hole soldered circuit board. Requires MX-56 PSU, not phantom powered. Price is USD MSRP.