The Lawson L47MPII is a virtual grab bag of sonic goodies. Featuring Gene Lawson's recreation of the M7 capsule and the ability to select from cardioid, omni, figure 8, and infinite intermediate patterns, the L47MPII will please the most demanding audiophile. From rap to rock, opera to voiceover, country to classical, the L47MPII delivers magic. The L47MPII was awarded the prestigious Pro Audio Review Reviewer's Pick Award in 1997 after Dr. Fred Bashour declared the "L47MP sounded a lot more like a real Neumann" than the Neumann.
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...as a complement to the other mics I have. Today I have the following mics that I use for vocals: - Lawson L47 mkII - Neumann U87 (vintage) - Nordic Audio Labs "Black Pearl" - MXL V69 (not used very often but sounds very good on some voices I must say) I am thinking of buying something that the...
Hey everyone. I have a Lawson L47MPII tube mic that I love, but it has a blue led inside the head that is activated when switched to multi pattern. I absolutely love the mic, but the blue light drives me nuts. Does anyone know if its possible to just clip it out, or would...
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