Lewitt LCT 1040 Review / Test (vs. LCT840, 940, U87, U67)

Today I review the new mic from Lewitt, the LCT1040. This is one of the most versatile analog mics that I have ever used. It gives you a tube and a fet circuit and you can blend between them. On top of that the Tube mode has 4 different voicings, you have 5 polar patterns, 3 high pass filters, 3 pads, and the ability to output tube and fet through two XLR ports. It&a crazy powerful studio mic. DISCLOSURE: As an associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Buy the Lewitt LCT1040 (Affiliate Link) Amazon: coming soon Buy the Focusrite 2i2 (3rd Gen) (Affiliate Link) 00:00 - Intro / Price / Disclaimer 00:37 - Setup 01:07 - What’s in the Box 02:17 - Build Quality 03:12 - Features Walkthrough 06:16 - Specifications 06:37 - Polar Pattern Test (Tone / Rotation) 08:13 - Plosive Test 08:28 - Distance Test / Proximity Effect Test 08:49 - Background Noise Test 09:08 - Untreated Room Test 09:33 - Shock Rejection Test 09:51 - Mic Resonance Tap Test 10:11 - Voicing Demo 12:06 - High Pass Filter Demo 13:00 - High End Audio Interface Test 13:47 - High End Preamp Demo 15:00 - Intro to Comparison 15:42 - Newer WM007 Comparison 16:01 - Audio Technica AT2020 Comparison 16:22 - Neat King Bee V2 Comparison 16:47 - Rode NT1 Comparison 17:09 - Lewitt LCT440 Comparison 17:38 - Lewitt LCT840 Comparison 18:07 - Neumann TLM103 Comparison 18:30 - Lewitt LCT940 Comparison 19:05 - Telefunken TF51 Comparison 19:35 - Telefunken TF47 Comparison 20:13 - Manley Reference Cardioid Comparison 20:56...