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Peluso Microphone Lab P-67

Multi-Pattern Tube Condenser Microphone

The Peluso P-67 is a modern recreation of the Neumann U 67. Both are multipattern tube microphones based on the K67 capsule and a tube amplifier circuit.

The capsule in the P-67 is a Peluso copy of the Neumann K67. Both are 34mm, dual-diaphragm, center-terminated designs.

The P-67 uses an EF95 tube, rather than the EF86 found in the original U 67. Both are 6.3V pentodes.

Although the U 67 was a three-pattern mic, with the pattern being selectable via a switch on the microphone body, the P-67 uses a 9-way switch on the power supply, and offers not just the three patterns of the original (Omni, Cardioid, Figure-8) but also the six intermediate patterns.

Like the original, the P67 has a -10dB pad.

The P67 ships with a padded wooden storage case, power supply and cable, elastic shockmount, and a flight case.

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The mic was released in 2010.

Specifications

Frequency Response - CardioidClick Graph to Compare!

Pickup Patterns	Pads & Filters
Cardioid (18 mV/Pa; 20 - 20,000 Hz)	Pad: -10dB (Via Switch)

Capsule Dimensions	Impedance	SPL/Noise
Capsule diameter: 34mm	200 Ohms (Low)	Max SPL: 148 dB Self-noise: 14.0 dB(A)

Weight	Length	Max Diameter	Interface(s)
600g (21.16oz)	205mm (8.07'')	n/a	3-pin XLR male (1)

Power Specifications
Includes tube power supply

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