Peluso Microphone Lab P-67 Microphone

The P-67 is designed to capture the classic, warm sonic character of the late 60s and early 70s. Peluso built this microphone using response charts from original 1960s models, aiming to replicate that specific vintage tone and frequency response as closely as possible.

No, the P-67 is a tube condenser microphone that comes with its own dedicated power supply unit. You will connect the microphone to the power supply using the included 8-pin cable, and then connect the power supply to your preamp or interface via standard XLR.

The remote switching allows you to change the microphone's polar pattern directly from the power supply unit rather than at the microphone itself. This provides significant flexibility, letting you switch between omni, cardioid, figure-eight, and intermediate patterns without having to move or re-adjust the mic during a session.

Yes, it is capable of handling high sound pressure levels. It has a maximum SPL of 138 dB, which increases to 148 dB when you engage the -10 dB input pad, making it versatile enough for louder sources beyond just vocals.

The P-67 comes as a complete system. Inside the flight case, you will find the microphone, a dedicated power supply, a shock mount, the 8-pin screw-on cable assembly, and a wooden storage box.