Shure Sm7B Second Hand

Holds the Shure SM7b like a champ. No issues at all.

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

solid weight at the bottom holds my shure sm7b right in place

The greatest mic I used after shure sm7b Extremely fast shipping.. amazing service. Always best quality.. Keep it up

Thank you for the on-time shipment of my SHURE SM7B...I am very proud that I have finally purchased this wonderful microphone. I am in entertainment business and have purchased very cheap microphones in the market. I have learned a lesson that you have to go with the BEST. At the end... you're saving more money if you buy quality. Thank you again for your superior customer service. Kudos to all of you and BRAVO, Bravo,Bravo!!!

am using this with a Shure SM7B and it works like a champ! B&H delivered this incredibly quickly! I am always happy when doing business with B&H I highly recommend this boom mount

Gave my Shure SM7b just what it needed. Could perhaps use that 5 more a cloud lifter brings to the table but not necessarily worth the $100 additional bucks to get it.

The Shure SM7B sounds incredible... when appropriately used. The first important thing to note is that this microphone is very quiet, so it needs about 50-60db of gain to get its signal up to usable volumes. Not all audio interfaces are created equal in this regard, so make sure yours has enough juice to power it. I needed to max out a Focusrite 18i8 (2nd gen)'s gain to get audible sound from it. Cranking your preamp's gain up so high may come with a price, and that's a low humming sound. It is possible to remedy this by providing the needed gain digitally or by adding a gate to the signal that targets and removes the hum, which is how I first heard the true potential of this microphone and became enamored by it. However, I ultimately opted to get a Cloudlifter CL-1 to do away with said hum and get a clean signal from the get-go. It works perfectly now. I can't recommend it enough.

I bought this gear to augment my Shure SM7B. It has done a great job of rounding out what is already a great vocal mic. The advantage of simply dialing in tube-no tube timbre ranges for the 710 is without question why I chose this unit over the 610, Keep in mind these choices are subtle, but very real in affect. My only regret is that I would like to have two. I may sell this unit after a bit and upgrade to the 4 channel version. Although really I only see a need for two channels, I wish there was a two channel version. I do think the build quality could be better. For $, you would expect some nice knobs to touch.

This mic arm rocks. It supports the Shure SM7b well and stays exactly where you position it with no creeping down or anything! And if I move it while recording or streaming, it makes zero noise, and will stay there too. This is high quality for the price for sure. I didn't buy the + model due to the big white RODE branding on it, it doesn't look as good on camera as this one. Prior to this, I had the Elgato Wave Mic Arm LP, and that eventually started creeping when the mic was on it. This Rode one is a definite improvement in every way.