Haun MBC660 L

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Haun MBC660 L

Haun

MBC660 L

4.7 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 107164
Brand: Haun
Model: MBC660 L
Price: $273.90

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The Haun MBC660 L is a surprisingly capable little mic, especially considering its price point. It’s a great all-rounder—good for acoustic guitar, vocals, and drum overheads—and the German engineering shows in its clean, neutral sound. If you need a reliable, versatile condenser mic for a variety of tasks without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice.

Product Description

Haun MBC660 L, Condenser Microphone

Universal application (such as for acoustic instruments, voice or as a drum overhead)

, Cardioid characteristics, Exclusively made for Thomann, German production, Matching microphone clip: Art.#151248 or Art.#154142# (both not included)

*Amplifier test values:*

  • Spare capacity held capsule at the output: 1 kOhm
  • Noise voltage according to DIN 45405: 2 V
  • THD (for 40-20000Hz): ≤ 0
  • Supply voltage: 22-48 V
  • Supply current: 1.8 mA
  • Electrical impedance at 1 kHz: 200 Ohm

*Capsule test values:*

, Open circuit voltage at 1 kHz at 1 m distance: 8 mV/Pa, Max. SPL: 126 dB, Noise ratio in accordance with DIN 45590: 72 dB, Equiv. SPL according to IEC 179: < 15 dB A, All test values ??at: 48 V

PROS
  • • German production ensures tight tolerances and quality control
  • • Cardioid pattern offers excellent isolation for recording vocals and instruments
  • • Low self-noise makes it suitable for quiet sources and critical recordings
  • • Reasonably high max SPL handles louder instruments like snare drums well
CONS
  • • Requires phantom power, limiting compatibility with older equipment
  • • Capsule sensitivity is lower than some competing models, requiring gain
  • • Lacks a pad switch for extremely loud sound sources
  • • Microphone clip not included, adding to the overall cost

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Key Features

Mic Type Small Diaphragm Condenser
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Frequency Range 20Hz - 20kHz
Max SPL 126 dB
Sensitivity 8 mV/Pa at 1 kHz
Connector XLR
Weight 230g

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Frequently Asked Questions

The AKG C451 B is generally considered brighter and more detailed, while the Haun offers a slightly warmer, more rounded tone. The Haun is a good alternative if you prefer a less aggressive sound and a more budget-friendly option.
The cardioid pattern helps reject some room noise, but it’s still best used in a treated space. Careful mic placement and potentially some post-recording processing will be necessary for optimal results.
Given its lower sensitivity, a clean, low-noise preamp with ample gain will be beneficial. Something with a good headroom will allow you to capture a wider dynamic range without introducing excessive noise.

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