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The Shure SM7B is a cardioid polar pattern dynamic microphone with a frequency range of 50 to 20,000Hz . It is ideal for vocal or voice recording. The SM7B has made a name for itself in numerous radio stations and as a vocal microphone in countless music studios due to its exceptionally clear and warm output. Furthermore its dynamic construction makes it a very popular microphone for guitar and bass amplifiers.
To suppress low-frequency noise, the microphone is equipped with a low-cut filter and the integrated air-cushioned shock absorber prevents almost any mechanical transmission. Two wind shields are included, which can be replaced as required and ensure clean recordings without plosive sounds. The robust swivel mount allows for precise positioning with secure hold.
The SM7B is an absolute classic among dynamic microphones and an excellent choice for studio, broadcast and live applications.
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Well, it's really a good one, studiowise or homewise, it works for me, many comdenser mics don't appeal to me at all, but this dynamic (sic) mic is really nice
This mic is a standard. The SM7 was used to record Michael Jackson's voice in Thriller and, while initially this choice by the engineer (Bruce Swedien) raised some eyebrows, we all know how the story ended. The SM7B is by many considered sonically equivalent to the SM7. For voice, I prefer to use it with a Tritonaudio FetHead. But this mic is also perfect for guitar amps (many prefer it to the SM57) or for kick drum.
As always Music Store have given me a quality product in good time . I have been shopping with them for 25yrs , back to the days of C O Delivery and have never had to return a product . Thank you Music Store from Ireland
This microphone is a classic. Has a very specific type of sound and if you know what you are using it for then you should have no problem understanding what it'll do to the source.
I love this on some vocals where a condenser isn't quite right, but also on guitars. Bass. Snare. That super bright annoying hi-hat.
The only reason that for me doesn't get 5* across the board is that you need some serious preamp to drive it, or at least an in-line buffer of sorts.
But most people that have experience with this mic know that. Still, in 2020 feels like a revision with that built in is due :)
If you are in doubt, go for it!!!!
