Originally the Behringer ecm8000 got a reputation for being reasonably flat at a very cheap price. But for the last couple of years they have changed and the response is more like a typical recording mic with a huge presence boost. I know because I bought one and had it calibrated by a 3rd party (for about $50 extra) . So for example, there was a 5-6 db boost around 8-10 khz. But if you have a good calibration file that is not a big deal.
But this mic does NOT come with a file and it is not flat. So there is 0 reason to sell the ECM8000 as a "meaurement mic"
>>>> Buy the Dayton EMM-6 instead!
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partn umber=390-801&FTR=emm-6&CFID=13929132&CFTOKEN=1862 8647
Each one comes with its own unique calibration file, for the same price. I'd be suprised if it is not made by Behringer, to the original specs. I just bought one to replace my 2 year old ecm8000, which developed a loud hum (for no apparent reason other than it just forgot the words
The cal file for the EMM-6 indicates it is much flatter too : the maximum peaks are more like 2 db