The nickel Shure KSM11 is a cardioid condenser microphone capsule for Shure handheld wireless microphones equipped with an interchangeable cartridge design. The KSM11 cartridge features a cardioid polar pattern with consistent off-axis rejection that focuses audio capture on the talent and picks up less background noise. The capsule offers an aluminum and steel grille that protects the mic and provides a 3-layer pop filter to help reduce breath and plosive noises. The built-in shockmount helps reduce handling noise during live performance for clearer vocals.

Capsule for Handheld Shure Wireless Mics    Rugged Grille with 3-Stage Pop Filter    Suspended Isolation Reduces Noise    3/4" Gold Diaphragm    Cardioid Pickup for Less Background    Handles up to 151 dB SPL    50 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response

• For use with any Shure handheld wireless transmitter with an interchangeable capsule design
• Highly consistent, deep cardioid polar pattern reduces off-axis phase distortion for pristinely focused vocal reproduction to provide rich and full low-frequency response, linear and transparent midrange, and natural high-end detail
• Proprietary wireless condenser capsule utilizing a 3/4" gold diaphragm and premium electronics for exceptional dynamic range and transient response
• Streamlined design for an overall smaller and lighter capsule footprint
• Advanced suspended isolation system for virtually zero handling noise
• Dent-resistant hardened steel grille with 3-stage plosive reduction pop filtering for consistent, artifact-free vocals
• Available in black or brushed nickel finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a SHURE BLX4 J10 and BLX1 J10. Is it possible that the Shure SM31FH is compatible with these?

A: Yes. These cmponents are compatible.

Q: 2. Does it need phanton power to work?

A: No, phantom power is not needed for dynamic microphones like the Shure 55SH.

Q: 3. Will this fit an Audio Technica 822?

A: It will not. The AT822 has a 2.44 Head Width.

Q: 4. Will this fit the new MV88+ microphone by Shure?

A: Yes it will

Q: 5. BLX24/PG58-H11 What is difference in the H-11 and H-9?

A: The difference between the H9 frequency band of the Shure BLX24/PG58 Wireless Handheld Microphone System with PG58 Capsule and the H11 frequency band is the operational frequencies. H9 covers 512 to 542 MHz, and H11 covers 572 to 596 MHz. Deciding which one is best can be influenced by factors such as location (where Shure's Frequency Finder comes in handy) as well as whether you are using the new wireless system(s) alongside any existing wireless, and if so, how the new frequencies will interact with the existing frequencies.

Q: 6. What is the vocal frequency range. Is it good for singing at live performances.

A: Human voice vocal frequency range is from about 75 Hertz to about 1500 Hertz. I am not sure what product you are using, tho any pro audio product would reproduce these frequencies. The difference in sound and build quality between various products is subjective.

Q: 7. Everybody tells me that this mic is great for loud environments. I could use that. But what's the max SPL?

A: 148db with pad

Q: 8. Is the MX412DC a push to talk unit?

A: Yes, the desk mount version of this gooseneck mic does havea push-to-talk button on the base.

Q: 9. Does this windscreen show in the camera frame on an iPhone in wide angle view?

A: Since the microphone is on the opposite end of the phone, the Shure Windjammer for Shure Motiv MV88+ & MV88 Digital Stereo Microphones should not interfere with or block the camera.

Q: 10. I lost my original foam wind screen on my MV88, will this still work without it or is that required? (I don't know where to get a replacement).

A: This is the replacement wind screen for your Shure this is a B&H part number B&H # SHAMV88FUR.