heads up! v67g new on Ebay: $71,00!!!

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Yeah, it looks good...

Wait, the microphone? I was looking at your avatar.
 
Got Mine

Mine arrived on Friday. Just did a quick test in my friends studio tonight.

The seller ships usps and charges 10 for shipping and $2.30 for insurance.

The mic appears new and unused in original packaging so everything seems OK to me.
 
I got a v67g for $72 on eBay recently, from a seller named moncdawg. There don't seem to be any available through him/her right now, but I bet there'll be more for sale any day now. Shipping was $10, including insurance. The mic was brand new, and works great! I strongly recommend buying from this seller if you can. $82 total for a new v67g is amazing!
 
Too bad the shipping would probably be about as much as the mic... I'm still pondering getting a few, 'cause thats a really nice price. And a few extra mics always come in handy.
 
BasPer, shipping to the Netherlands would be $22, I doubt that Sweden would be much higher...

But he wants international payers to pay via BidPay.com or Western Union Money Transfer.
1) I don't have a creditcard (so no bidpay)
2) WUMT costs €20 over here, so that would total the mic to about €98, and soon they'll sell here in Holland for €109... I'll pay 10 more and skip all the international hassle...
 
Innovations said:
The 2003 is hardly the same mic as the V67G. Now some people might prefer their 67G to the 2003 but they are not the same at all.
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Hello Innovations,

I have two Marshall MXLV67G's and I really like them a lot.

However, I don't have the MXL2003... could you please tell me your opinion of the 2003 and the V67 and what are the differences between them (in a nutshell) thank you very much.
 
I asked this in another thread, but noone there knew. Does anyone know any retailers that have the v67b (the black one) for $80 bucks or so?

In case you are wondering, they are the same mic, but I think the green/gold is butt-ugly (or maybe it's too damn pretty- whatever)
 
Innovations said:
The 2003 is hardly the same mic as the V67G. Now some people might prefer their 67G to the 2003 but they are not the same at all.
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My bad, I wasn't paying attention.

Dennis
 
coloradojay said:
I asked this in another thread, but noone there knew. Does anyone know any retailers that have the v67b (the black one) for $80 bucks or so?

In case you are wondering, they are the same mic, but I think the green/gold is butt-ugly (or maybe it's too damn pretty- whatever)
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I think I read somewhere that SamAsh sold the V67b series mic's... and I believe SamAsh is out of business, so you may have a hard time finding a B series. Maybe keep an eye on ebay and stuff.
 
DJL said:
Hello Innovations,

I have two Marshall MXLV67G's and I really like them a lot.

However, I don't have the MXL2003... could you please tell me your opinion of the 2003 and the V67 and what are the differences between them (in a nutshell) thank you very much.
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Actually I do not own either at the moment. I have two V93M (which are the same as the 2003) arriving tomorrow so that is why I was on top of this.

The general opinion is that the 2003, with its thinner diaphram, is a very bright, perhaps harsh, mic. The V67, with a thicker diaphram, is described as a warmer, perhaps muddy, mic.

I considered both seriously, particularly since their net price is comparable. From what I heard on www.thelisteningsessions.com the 2003 seemed to draw more resonances on the low notes. I am hoping therefore that it will work well on my bass voice.
 
DJL said:
I think I read somewhere that SamAsh sold the V67b series mic's... and I believe SamAsh is out of business, so you may have a hard time finding a B series. Maybe keep an eye on ebay and stuff.
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Mars Music sold several MXL mics in pewter color bodies with an M designation. Sam Ash to my knowledge is still in business. Much of Mars Music's old stock is being sold by Musiciansfriend.com
 
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