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Key Features
The Shure SM7B With Studio Arm and Cable Bundle is the ideal way to start recording for home studio musicians, producers, streamers, and podcasters. Simply configure your new recording package by selecting your number of SM7B microphones, a stand or boom arm of your choice, and a microphone cable to record with.
The SM7B has earned an impeccable reputation amongst studio professionals by making it effortless to record high-quality audio. Every day, thousands of top-tier producers, podcasters, and sound engineers reach for the SM7B mic to get the job done right.
This Shure vocal mic picks up what's right in front of it, delivering sound with unmistakable warmth and charisma. Best of all, it captures audio with unparalleled quality in situations that most vocal microphones can't. So, it can be used for multiple circumstances from recording instruments to podcasting.
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Despite its intricate design, this Shure dynamic microphone isn’t fragile. The high-end sound is matched by a high-end construction. The matte black chassis is built using steel and aluminium enamel. There’s also internal ‘air suspension’ that stabilises the microphone, so you won’t get any impact noises.
What’s more, you can make EQ changes quickly. There are two switches on the SM7B, one that rolls off bass and another that boosts presence. Both controls push the SM7B into new territory, from a warm, humane sound into a more energetic, hyped up feel. It’s just another string to the bow that makes it so well suited to recording in studios.
So, what exactly makes the Shure SM7B microphone so popular? It’s the fact that you can point it at anything and get sound fit for broadcast. Just take a look at the long list of places it’s been used.
It was the basis for the searing Arctic Monkey’s single ‘I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor’. It was even the weapon of choice for Quincy Jones’s team when recording Thriller. Other artists who have used this legendary piece of gear range from John Mayer and Don Was to Metallica, Billy Idol, and My Chemical Romance. All because it makes it simpler to record something special in both live and studio settings.