Feature:
I hear others saying they wish it had a low cut switch , but personally I dont feel its needed . Im using the Samson C valve for a micpre ( these 2 go together very well ) that has a variable base cut filter built in .

Quality:
Seems to be very well made , metal body and mesh , very solid feel.

Value:
You won't belive you only paid 100 bucks for it.

Sound:
Nice , clean , sharp , has about a 2/3db gain around 4k and up that will add some sparkle to vocals , very nice.

Support:
never needed them

Overall:
I have a very low Baratone voice and most mics make my voice sound very Boomy and muddy , this mic brought out the best of my voice , my friends said my voice sounds like Lou Reed , just as clean and clear.

Feature:
I have the suspension mount that fits this and other MXL mics I own. The regular ring-type holder works fine in most instances. The only addition that would be handy would be a switchable pad, but hey, at this price, the mic is great without it.

Quality:
A "ten" for the money. An "eight" objectively.

Value:
The mic is worth more than what it sells for. I am happy with my "expensive" Audio Technica LDCs that I paid three times as much for. The ATs are great and the MXLs are hanging in there with them.

Desirability:
The green and gold looks cool. As I said, I bought the black one for $20.00 less cuz I am recording sound, not color.

Sound:
I own a copy of the Black one. Absolutely great on loud electric guitar cabs. I did have to buy an in-line pad. This mic is now my top choice on electric guitar. Sometimes I still put up an SM57, but I always print the MXL.

Support:
I own five MXL mics and I have never needed to call support.

Overall:
Supplementation is always ongoing. These MXL mics are absolutely great for starters.

Feature:
No features or anything like that just the mic

Quality:
mic is rugged and holds on great grill feels little weak but hey just don't drop it...

Value:
yes it's worth its price..your on a budget and need a good mic go for this one...plus its a different color...

Desirability:
sexy colors green and gold...looks like a$1000 mic

Sound:
the sound is amazing.....great quality mic for just $100.....btter than the other mic i own that cost me 500....

Ease of Use:
hook a mic cable and your ready to go........

Support:
i don't know...

Overall:
should like it for a long time now...won't change this mic for years to come.....

Feature:
It's a mic. No pad, that would be nice. One pattern.

Quality:
great. I use it in a studio environment, which it's meant for, so it's not handled rough or anything.

Value:
best mic under $400, period.

Desirability:
I own it.

Sound:
I have the black one, the V67, and for the money, it's a killer mic. I've used it for about 3 years now. You'd have to spend about 4 times as much to get an audibly better mic.

Support:
didn't use it.

Feature:
with no pad or low cut it still sounds good

Quality:
for under $100 its the best quality mic

Value:
for under $100 the value is one of the best things about this mic

Desirability:
green and gold with catch anyones attention

Sound:
great sound fopr vocals....great on rap and r&b

Support:
never had a problem

Overall:
i love this mic its great

Feature:
It looks better with a shockmount.

Value:
GREAT PRICE!

Sound:
Great silky sound. Gave this a 9 because I haven't compared it to the multi-thousand dollars ones yet. Personally, I like it much better than Rode (NTK, NT1000) and Studio Projects (B1, B3, and C1) LDC mics. I resold all the others and still keeping this mic.

Ease of Use:
Need phantom power.

Support:
Haven't needed any repairs.

Quality:
Great for the price

Value:
Great for it's price. I've heard many other $100 mics and they don't compare.

Sound:
Sound quality is good. It seems to have reduced a little lately but maybe it is just how I am mixing the tracks.

Ease of Use:
Easy to use

Support:
Never had to deal w/support