Shure 55Sh Series Ii Microphone Review

I purchased this microphone for my Husband it is the one he always wanted. He loves his Shure 55SH Microphone

I have a Shure 55SH and it is not known for being a very sensitive microphone. It looks great on my desk but was not getting used much since I had to crank the mixer gain up adding a lot of noise. I have the Mackie Big Knob studio (love it!) and it has 48 volts out (phantom power) so it was easy to plug it in the back inline with the XLR mic cable. So now I have a lot more volume and a lot less noise.

I recently added the Shure SM7B to my podcasting arsenal, pairing it with the Rodecaster Pro II, and the results have exceeded my expectations. **Effortless Setup: 5/5** The integration with the Rodecaster Pro II was seamless. The fact that the Rodcaster Pro II came pre-programmed for the SM7B made the setup a breeze. Within minutes, I was ready to hit record, thanks to the hassle-free configuration. **Outstanding Audio Quality: 5/5** The Shure SM7B's performance in the low frequencies is nothing short of amazing. The richness it adds to the lows is a game-changer for my podcast. The clarity is exactly what you'd desire for any vocal-centric content. It captures the nuances of my voice beautifully, making each episode sound professional and polished. **Versatility at its Best: 4.5/5** While specifically purchased for podcasting, the SM7B has proven its versatility. It adapts seamlessly to various vocal needs, making it a reliable choice not just for podcasters but also for anyone with diverse audio recording requirements. **Efficiency in Design: 4/5** The microphone's design exudes a classic and professional aesthetic. While it may not be the lightest option, the weight feels justified by the durable build. It instills confidence in its ability to withstand regular use. **Highly Recommended: 5/5** In conclusion, the Shure SM7B has significantly enhanced my podcasting experience. From its effortless integration with the Rodecaster Pro II to the remarkable audio quality, it stands out as a top-tier microphone. If you're serious about achieving exceptional audio for your podcast or any vocal projects, I highly recommend the Shure SM7B. Make the Shure SM7B your go-to microphone and take your podcasting journey to new heights.

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Great shure microphone either hardwired or paired with the Shure Axient wireless system. I am replacing all of my microphone inventory with the TL47b Microphone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My voice is much clearer than a microphone that I have a lot. I really liked this. I’ve actually bought a new microphone for both of them and to be held since mid-May. If you compare it in terms of price performance, the Thronmax M5 is much more successful than the Shure microphonw, and there is serious price difference. Shure requires a lot of gains which my pre-amp can’t deliver so M5 gets the winning vote. It is unrivaled especially in streaming performance, it minimizes the sound of the keystrokes and computer fan.

All I can say is Wow. You'll have to hear it to believe it. I tried it with a Shure SM7B microphone.

I have a Shure MV7 and although is a fine microphone. The Revelator Dynamic USB Microphone shows an amazing sound out of the box. I 100% recommend it for the price.

So, I purchased the Shure MV7 Podcast Microphone Kit with Blue Compass Premium Tube-Style Boom Arm (Black) and I must say I don't have any regrets. Off the top, there is one thing that I wish were different, but nonetheless, these products are pretty amazing.  Firstly, the Shure MV7 Podcast Microphone is remarkably impressive in the construction, sound quality, and remarkable depth of controls that you have via the Shure Desktop Motiv app or the on-mic controls. This brings me to the thing that wished were different. The connectivity of the app. Shure does provide access to both a desktop and a smartphone app (that you will have to download) but the microphone can only be connected to the devices using wires. It would be more convenient if they were able to connect wirelessly (via WiFi or/and Bluetooth). Once connected to your device the mic can be used or it can also be used by connecting to an audio device using an XLR cord. (regular microphone cable). The Shure MV7 Podcast Microphone is an incredible option for content creators without the needed accessories like cloud lifter and the likes, which other microphones in that category demands. This saves you money, time (as it is faster and easier to set up), and it is more compact and less of a distraction while in use. Lastly, the Blue Compass Premium Tube-Style Boom Arm is smooth, modern, and extremely pleasant to look upon. The Boom Arm is impressively designed and helps tremendously with cable management. The cable fits snuggly in the arm. The boom arm is not bulky and is built very sturdily. Once, the microphone is mounted, it is very easy to adjust the boom arm for perfect positioning. I LOVE THIS!!!

Love this microphone the Shure motive makes being able to dial it in to the tones that you need really easy.