The Shure MV7X is a dynamic XLR microphone designed for podcasting, streaming and professional vocal recording. Inspired by the legendary Shure SM7B, it offers a clear and warm sound capture while effectively reducing background noise thanks to its directivity cardioid. Unlike its USB counterpart MV7, the MV7X is a microphone xLR only, which makes it ideal for content creators and sound engineers wishing to integrate it into an audio interface or mixing console. Thanks to its technology Voice Isolation, it highlights only the voice, even in noisy environments.
From the range MOTIV, the MV7X was designed to offer a affordable alternative at SM7B, without compromise on quality. Its robust construction in metal alloy ensures exceptional durability, while its compact and sleek design facilitates installation on a standard microphone arm or table foot. Sound integrated mounting support allows an adjustable inclination for precise positioning according to the user's needs. Whether you're recording a podcast, livestream or voice off, the MV7X guarantees a professional sound with excellent intelligibility.
With optimized frequency response 50 Hz to 16 kHz, the MV7X captures voices accurately, offering serious rich and detailed sharps. Its xLR connection ensures universal compatibility with most audio equipment and allows scalability for advanced configurations. Ideal for podcasters and streamers looking for a reliable and efficient microphone, the Shure MV7X is a must-have solution to get professional sound at a lower cost.
Characteristics :
Dynamic voice microphone
Directivity : Cardioid
Frequency response : 50 Hz – 16000 Hz
Output impedance : 252
Sensitivity (@1 kHz) : -55 dBV/Pa (1.78 mV)
Noise insulation : Voice Insulation Technology for Optimized Voice Capture
Mounting : Integrated support with adjustable tilt
Connector : XLR 3 pins, male
Box : Robust metal alloy
Weight : 550 g
Dimensions (W x H x P): 78 x 90 x 153 mm
Key points:
Professional quality inspired by SM7B : Clear voice capture, ideal for podcasts, streams and voice-off recordings
