Roswell Pro Audio has added the Mini K67x to its to Mini K microphone line, bringing ‘a new sonic dimension’ to a product range that includes the Mini K47, Mini K47 KD and Mini K87.
The first in the series with a transformer-coupled circuit, the Mini K67x retains the point-and-shoot simplicity of the Mini K line, as well as a compact form factor. The microphone’s designation indicates refers both to the capsule design and circuit topology. The capsule is dimensionally based on the K67, although Roswell has created a proprietary voicing, which gives the mic its extended frequency response, while the ‘x’ references to the transformer-coupled circuit.
The sonic inspiration for the K67x was a familiar German workhorse tube mic of the 1960s, which offered wideband frequency response and harmonics. The K67x capsule offers an alternative colour to the Mini K47 and Mini K87, as well as an alternative tone texture.
‘If all of your microphones sound the same, you’ll be in for some rough sessions,’ says company founder, Matt McGlynn. ‘Painters use many different colours – recording artists and engineers should, too. We call this idea‘sonic diversity, and we design microphones to deliver that promise.
‘Each of the Roswell microphones has a unique sonic signature. The Mini K67x expands the aural landscape of the Mini K product line with a harmonically rich circuit and a unique new capsule design.’
Key features:
- Proprietary 34mm capsule design.
- Vintage circuit design with custom output transformer.
- Hand-selected, audiophile-grade capacitors.
- Heavy, solid steel body with durable finish.
- Cutaway non-resonant shockmount.
The Mini K67x has a durable metallic gray finish. Each mic ships with Roswell’s exclusive Cutaway shockmount, a microfleece mic sock and a flight case. Like all Roswell microphones, the Mini K67x is designed, assembled, and tested in California.
