The MXL 990/991 Recording Microphone Packagefrom MXL 990/991 Recording Microphone Packageincludes a 900 large diaphragm, cardioid condenser microphone and a 991 condenser instrument microphone for recording acoustic guitar and drum overheads. This recording package can be used as a one-stop mic kit for vocals, drum overheads, acoustic guitars, and more.

The MXL 990 delivers a silky sweet high end and retains tight, solid low and midrange reproduction for vocals. The MXL 991 is suitable for digital and analog recording of instruments. In addition, two hard-mount mic stand adapters are included with a high-impact carrying case.

990 Cardioid Condenser Vocal Mic    991 Condenser Instrument Mic    Gold-Sputtered Diaphragms    For Digital and Analog Recording    MT-001 Hard-Mount Mic Stand Adapter    H-03 Hard-Mount Mic Stand Adapter    High-Impact Carrying Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The grill looks similar on both sides. If I wanted to use this mic as a drum overhead, how should I position it? Which side would face downward?

A: With large condenser mics u would point it with whatever side has either the logo or the cardioid pattern symbol on it.

Q: 2. Is there a software for recording music that works best with this microphone set up?

A: You can use GarageBand if you own a Mac. For a Windows PC: Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 - Audio Editing/Production Software (Box) B&H # SOSFS10099EQ

Q: 3. is this suitable for a conference table application?

A: Yes, the AC-44 is ideal for use on a conference table to pickup audio during meetings and video conferences.

Q: 4. Do we need to have a computer for this to work ?

A: If you want to record, yes. If it for live broadcasting through an amp, the. I would imagine not.

Q: 5. Does this work on a Chromebook?

A: I contacted the manufacturer and confirmed that the Tempo SK mic is indeed compatible for use with a Chromebook.

Q: 6. Can you plug the AUX port into something like a Rode Wireless GO for a wireless setup?

A: Yes, the Aux output connection on the MXL AC-44 Miniature USB Conferencing Microphone could be used to feed the microphone signal into a wireless transmitter, however there are two caveats to this scenario. First, the microphone will still require a USB connection to function, and second, the output level of the Aux out is Line level, meaning it would likely overload transmitters such as the ones found in the Rode Wireless GO II System that are expecting Mic level signals. A workaround to this scenario could be found in an attenuator cable such as the Sescom LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N (BH #SEL2MZH4N), which would appropriately reduce the signal down to Mic level: https://bhpho.to/3azovCj

Q: 7. hello i just buy a zoom 4h and a set of two lavaliers... but i need the adapter to plu in the lavalier to the zoom, questiion is this the accesori i need?

A: You do not need any adaptor. Both Zoom 4n and FR-335K have the same XLR connectors.

Q: 8. What is the best XLR connector cable to use with this mic set?

A: I don't know how long you want the cables to be so I can't be that specific. But as far as quality I would recommend Mogami, Canare and RapcoHorizon.

Q: 9. Can I use these to record audio on my Canon 5d M3? Will I need an additional connector? I am new to recording video. Thank you!

A: The MXL mics are not directly connectable to a DSLR camera without additional hardware. There are several camera interfaces that can support these mics and provide the power and connection necessary. The Beachtek DXA-SLR Ultra is a popular choice. This will allow you to connect the mics and record audio to the camera along with your video. A second and popular option would be to record the audio independently and marry the audio and video in editing software. For this a portable audio recorder like the Zoom H4n is a popular choice. Similar to the unit above it will support two mics and record them individually as well. In addition, with the proper cable the recorder can be connected to your camera as well.

Q: 10. I recently purchased a zoom F4. When I plugged in one of my laveliers it seems only one side is working. So I plugged in the other lavelier and get the same result. To make sure it's not my headset , I listened to pre-recorded music.My headset are ok. So I also checked to make sure nothing is panned on the zoom f4. I haven't used my laveliers hardly at all over a few years. Then it was only once. Weird?

A: I would check and make sure you have mono mix on for the Zoom, and it's taking the XLR channels individually, not trying to do anything with a stereo mix which might have caused your one channel in headphones.