Shure SM7B Vocal Dynamic Microphone

Whether it’s big-time broadcasting, professional podcasts or critical studio recordings, this legendary dynamic microphone delivers smooth, warm vocals every time. The Shure SM7B captures and enhances the finer details of the human voice while blocking out all the distractions. An audio icon. The SM7B is a professional dynamic microphone that operates best with preamps that provide +60dB of gain. Please ensure your audio interface can provide sufficient gain or you may find our SM7dB is a better option with a built-in preamp.

For Broadcasting, Podcasting, and Recording

The gray Shure SM7B is a vocal microphone with a smooth, flat, and wide-range frequency response appropriate for music and speech in professional audio applications. The mic's specially engineered dynamic capsule provides a smooth, polished vocal sound with a rich response in the lower frequency registers, making the mic a favorite choice among broadcasters and podcasters.

It features a cardioid polar pattern, bass roll-off and midrange emphasis (presence boost) controls, and shielding against broadband interference. Internal air-suspension shock isolation helps to eliminate mechanical noise transmission, and a yoke mount facilitates mounting and provides precise control of the mic position.

• Rugged construction for securing the microphone cartridge
  
  
• Detachable close-talk windscreen and switch cover plate included
  
  
• Reduces distortion from loud sources
  
  
• Bass rolloff and mid-range emphasis (presence boost) controls with graphic display of response setting
  
  
• Dynamic cartridge with flat, wide-range frequency response for exceptionally clean and natural reproduction of both music and speech
  
  
• Also useful for close-miking instruments in studio where warm and smooth full-frequencies are a must
  
  

Only good air gets through

The air suspension shock isolation and the pop filter eliminate both mechanical noise and breathiness. So words get through and the rest stays out of the mix.

Uniform capture

The classic cardioid pattern is designed to reject off-axis audio. So you can sing or speak at a comfortable angle and it captures the sound, just as you want it, with minimum coloration.