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Old 28th January 2009   #98
Michael_Joly
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MXL V67g - Before & after OktavaMod

Mod Detail: Bass response improvement -

All analog systems exhibit phase shift at their cut-off frequencies. So one of my modification strategies is to lower the system cut-off frequency found in microphones. A very low cut-off improves the amplitude and phase response of bass notes in the audible range because filter effects are shifted to a lower frequency than the bass program material being recorded. Bass has more impact as a result.

Here is a stock MXL V67g and OktavaMod MXL V67g used to record a bass-rich Udu drum. The same sort of improvement would be heard on kick drum, toms or bass string plucks.

SOUND SAMPLE: V67g Stock, Udu drum

SOUND SAMPLE: OktavaMod V67g, Udu drum
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