Lewitt LCT 240 PRO Vocal Set

I've owned this mic for 2.5 years and I've had great luck with it. The build quality is superb, the sound is fantastic, and the shock mount that comes with it is great. I wish it had a built-in roll off, but it's not a necessity for me. This is the first Lewitt mic I've owned and honestly, I enjoy it's sound more than the Rode NT1A I have. The next mic purchase I make, will most certainly be another Lewitt. If you're in the market for a good quality condenser for vocals, acoustic instruments, or even drums, do yourself a favor and pick this one up.

I am new to recording with microphone, so bear this in mind with my review.

Build quality: really sturdy
Frequency response: from what I can tell it boosts the highs a little
For amps: it gave back pretty much the original sound of the amp, so satisfied with it
For acoustic guitar: I liked the sound of recording acoustic guitar the best. It was really nice to hear it back
Vocals: I have a pretty low voice, so for my voice it is actually good that is brings out a little more highs :)

I have been using the microphone for 1 year, I haven't had a problem so far.I can tell that the microphone has a high pitched character, I don't know if it's caused by the acoustic in my room, but I feel like I'm getting deep sound,Other than that, I can call it a nice start microphone

I was using an sm58 before, and these two can't even compare. It's so crisp and I love it on vocals & guitars (ukulele too) good for recording foley sounds around the house as well. Great for the price I really can't complain!

This thing is build like a soviet tank and works like an AK47... Very well build and looks great. Sounds great too. There's somethings around 8-9kHz but nothing serious. It gives you nature warm tone without that hush that most "budget" mics have.

For this price you get an powerful tool to record your voice or an acoustic instrument. Sounds fantastic, rich low end and clear hi mids, almost natural capture of signal without coloring. Looks solid and well manufactured. Recommended by professionals! 10/10

For the price point, I compared it to the Rode NT1-A as a beginning mic to record vocals.

Between the two options, this one sounds a little bit more "sterile" but it's only a difference of low end presence really. It's very clear, no noticeable self noise at all, and even the packaging is designed to be used as a desktop mic stand. Everything by Lewitt Audio is excellent and this was the best pick I could have made for my first budget "studio" microphone.

The mic has a bright sound so I only put a low cut and mostly sounds good. For most people that would be perfect.
The shock mount is well put which is very important to me.
Pros: It has everything you need for a home recording and nothing more.
Cons. The magnetic pop filter would've been nice.

Sounds great, looks great, comes with super sturdy shock mount, great quality, affordable. Lacks the low cut and pad of the old 240, but given the high SPL tolerance I don't really miss them.

I knew Lewitt was great, but I'm still surprised by the quality.