Roswell Pro Audio has announced the Mini K67x, the latest model in its Mini K microphone collection that includes the Mini K47, Mini K47 KD, and Mini K87, and it’s the first in the line with a transformer-coupled circuit designed to infuse color, character and “mojo” into vocal and instrument tracks.
“If all of your microphones sound the same, you’ll be in for some rough sessions,” says Roswell Pro Audio founder Matt McGlynn. “Painters have many different colors. 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.”
The mic’s name — K67x — refers both to the capsule design and circuit topology. The capsule is dimensionally based on the K67, although Roswell has created a proprietary voicing that’s designed to provide its characteristic extended frequency response. The “x” refers to the transformer-coupled circuit, designed to complement the source with rich harmonics.
Overview:
— Proprietary 34 mm capsule design
— Vintage circuit design with custom output transformer
— Hand-selected, audiophile-grade capacitors
— Heavy, solid steel body with durable finish
— Proprietary Cutaway non-resonant shock mount
The new Mini K67x has a durable metallic gray finish, and each mic ships with Roswell’s proprietary Cutaway shock mount, a microfleece mic sock and a flight case. Like all the company’s microphones, the Mini K67x is designed, assembled, and tested in California. It’s available now at roswellproaudio.com for $479.
