Marshall MXL-2003
Little is documented about the Marshall MXL-2003 beyond a couple of period reviews. What survives shows a condenser microphone aimed at the project-studio market, sold alongside its sibling, the MXL2001-P. EQ (March 2000, p.124) reviewed the two together and described the 2003 as the quieter, more refined of the pair: 2 dB lower noise, with a thinner diaphragm and transformerless electronics that extended the frequency response 3 kHz beyond the MXL2001. The same issue's comparison table (p.126) lists its sensitivity at 16 mV/Pa and equivalent noise at 18 dB A-weighted (IEC 268-4). Those are mid-pack figures for the era.
That's where the trail ends. No production years, original price, or further specifications appear in the record. Anyone with one and its box or manual could fill a gap.
- Condenser microphone, Marshall Electronics MXL line
- Sensitivity: 16 mV/Pa
- Equivalent noise: 18 dB A-weighted (IEC 268-4)
- Transformerless electronics; response extends 3 kHz beyond the MXL2001-P
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