Advanced Audio CM67se

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The Advanced Audio CM67se is a meticulously crafted condenser microphone that elevates your studio recording experience. Designed with both professional and home studio musicians in mind, this microphone draws inspiration from classic European microphones while integrating modern technology to deliver a versatile recording tool. Perfect for capturing vocals and a wide range of acoustic instruments, the CM67se is renowned for its smooth, warm sound and exceptional clarity.

At the heart of the CM67se is its EF86 pentode tube, providing a rich harmonic character that brings recordings to life. The microphone features a large, dual-diaphragm capsule that offers multiple polar patterns, including cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8, giving you the flexibility to tailor the sound to any recording environment. The 9-position polar pattern switch lets you further refine the microphone's response, making it adaptable to various recording situations.

With its robust build and attention to detail, the CM67se is built to last and withstand the demands of regular use. Its elegant design not only looks great in any studio setup but also contributes to its acoustic performance. Whether you're recording a solo artist or a full band, this microphone delivers a vintage tone with modern reliability.

Key Features:

EF86 pentode tube for rich harmonic character
Large dual-diaphragm capsule
Multiple polar patterns: cardioid, omnidirectional, figure-8
9-position polar pattern switch for precise sound tailoring
Smooth, warm sound ideal for vocals and acoustic instruments
Durable construction with classic design elements

Product specs

Brand	Advanced Audio
Model	CM67se Large Diaphragm Multipattern Tube Condenser Microphone
Finish	Antique Brass
Year	2010s
Made In	Canada
Categories	Microphones

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What is the primary application for the Advanced Audio CM67se microphone?: The Advanced Audio CM67se is ideal for studio recording, particularly for vocals and acoustic instruments, offering a warm and smooth sound characteristic thanks to its tube design.
What polar patterns are available on the CM67se microphone?: The CM67se features multiple polar patterns, including cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8, providing versatility for various recording environments and applications.
How does the CM67se microphone's sound signature compare to other condenser microphones?: The CM67se is known for its vintage-inspired, warm tone with a smooth top end, making it a great choice for those seeking a classic tube microphone sound.
Is the Advanced Audio CM67se suitable for home studio use?: Yes, the CM67se is suitable for home studios, offering high-quality sound capture with its large diaphragm and multipattern capabilities, although it requires careful handling and proper preamp matching for optimal results.
Does the CM67se microphone require a specific power supply?: Yes, the CM67se is a tube condenser microphone and requires an external power supply, which is typically included with the microphone package.

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The Advanced Audio CM67se, a U67 clone, is noted for its ability to capture vintage tones, especially when paired with tube preamps like the LA-610.
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Owners suggest using a tube compressor or EQ, such as the Altec 1612, to add vintage character and grit to recordings.
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Combining the CM67se with plugins like Waves' Abbey Road J37 tape can help simulate the analog tape sound of the 1960s.
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The CM67se is effectively used for capturing room ambiance and less transient-heavy sounds to achieve a 60s vibe.
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The CM67se can be substituted for a Neumann U67 in setups aiming to replicate a vintage sound at a lower cost.
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Critic Reviews

Advanced Audio: CM251 & CM67se Microphones | Tape Op Magazine | Longform candid interviews with music producers and audio engineers covering mixing, mastering, recording and music production.

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Advanced Audio's CM67se shines with its rich, classic tone, perfectly complementing vocals and instruments alike. It captures a pleasing low midrange that sits beautifully in mixes, making it a go-to for many recording situations. However, the accompanying shock mounts can be a hassle to adjust, and the power supply design could use improvement. While these drawbacks are notable, they don't overshadow the mic's exceptional performance, making the CM67se a worthy investment for serious musicians and producers.

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The Advanced Audio CM67se is a stellar tube condenser mic that delivers impressive sound quality at a competitive price. Its versatility shines in vocal and orchestral applications, often rivaling high-end models like the Neumann U67. Musicians will appreciate its bright top-end and clarity, making it particularly effective for vocals and strings. However, it may not be the best choice for electric guitar, where its performance falls short compared to dynamic microphones. Overall, this mic stands out as a valuable addition to any recording setup, offering great performance without breaking the bank.

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Joe Trohman

Guitarist

Fall Out Boy

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Used for guitar and vocals, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Joseph Trohman, guitarist and founding member of Fallout Boy proudly prepping his 67se for electric cab:

"My CM67se is warm, full and three dimensional. It's a go-to every time when tracking a roomier electric guitar sound that still cuts through the mix. It's also served me well on vocals, especially for groups. It's a gorgeous sounding workhorse of a mic!"

Adele

Singer

The Gangbang

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Mentioned in this Reverb.com listing by Adavanced Audio.

The CM67se has also been used in the Decca Tree for orchestra recording at Angel Studios in London on tracks for Adele.

Brian Fallon

Singer, Guitarist

The Gaslight Anthem

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Used on Painkillers, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

[Producer] Butch [Walker] has used it on main vocals for the last few albums he has produced, including Harry Connick Jr's "That Would Be Me" and Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon's first solo album,"Painkillers."

Bryan Ferry

Singer, Keyboardist

Roxy Music

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Used for vocals on Avonmore, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Wes Maebe, of Sonic Cuisine, uses our 67se on most every session he does. Known as being part of RAK's A-team, Wes recently used it on UB40's acoustic album and Mo Michaels slide guitar, while Roxy Music's Brian Ferry sang into the 67se on his album "Avonmore."

Butch Walker

Singer, Guitarist

The All-American Rejects

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Featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Butch Walker has "been using the sh*t out of the 67se!"

"I plan on keeping it in the booth and always running. I have been using it on BG vocal and acoustic guitar too. Love it. I need another one!!!"

Butch has used it on main vocals for the last few albums he has produced, including Harry Connick Jr's "That Would Be Me" and Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon's first solo album,"Painkillers." Butch also went for it on The Wind and the Wave, Dove and the Wolf, and Reignwolf's latest albums, keeping it up on main vocal.

Elliott Randall

Guitarist

Steely Dan

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Featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Steely Dan guitarist Elliott Randall used it on vox and both acoustic and electric guitars. Elliott and Wes even made a "how to mic electric cab" video, starring, you guessed it, our CM67se!

Hillary Scott

Singer, Composer

Lady Antebellum

Verified via Advancedaudio

Featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Not only was it used on Lee Ann Womack's, Grammy-nominated album "The Way I'm Livin'" for the lead vocals, but also for Lady Antebellum on both Charles' and Hilary's lead vocals.

Charles Kelley

Singer, Composer

Lady Antebellum

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Featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Not only was it used on Lee Ann Womack's, Grammy-nominated album "The Way I'm Livin'" for the lead vocals, but also for Lady Antebellum on both Charles' and Hilary's lead vocals.

Lee Ann Womack

Guitarist, Singer

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Used for the lead vocals on The Way I'm Livin', as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Not only was it used on Lee Ann Womack's, Grammy-nominated album "The Way I'm Livin'" for the lead vocals, but also for Lady Antebellum on both Charles' and Hilary's lead vocals.

It was also used for guitar, as mentioned in this Reverb.com listing by Advanced Audio.

The CM67se has been used by multi-Grammy winner Chuck Ainlay to record vocals and guitars for Lee Ann Womack plus Hilary and Charles from Lady Antebellum.

George Canyon

Guitarist

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Used in Canyon's home studio, mentioned in this Reverb.com listing by Advanced Audio.

Plus Canadian Country Artist George Canyon has one in his home studio.

Harry Connick, Jr.

Singer, Keyboardist

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Used on That Would Be Me, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

[Producer] Butch [Walker] has used it on main vocals for the last few albums he has produced, including Harry Connick Jr's "That Would Be Me" and Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon's first solo album,"Painkillers."