The Shure SV100-A is a cost-effective handheld microphone designed for everyday use in live sound, karaoke performances, presentations, recording, and similar vocal applications. This version of the microphone includes an XLR to 1/4" connecting cable, mic clip, and zippered carrying pouch. The mic's dynamic capsule is less sensitive than a condenser, making it well suited for use on stage, while its cardioid pickup pattern focuses audio capture on the subject, helping to reduce feedback when sound reinforcement equipment is deployed.

The microphone features a durable metal build and requires no power to operate. An On/Off switch allows users to quickly mute the mic. The SV100-A has an XLR output and the supplied 15' XLR to 1/4" cable allows you to plug the mic into a wide range of audio gear including mixers, PA speakers, audio interfaces, and more.

For Live Sound, Recording, and Karaoke    Includes XLR to 1/4" Cable    Includes Mic Clip and Zippered Pouch    Durable Metal Construction    Dynamic Capsule    Cardioid Pickup for Less Feedback    Requires No Phantom Power    On/Off Switch    XLR Output

• Includes 15' XLR to 1/4" cable, mic clip with thread adapter, and zippered carrying pouch
• Streamlined microphone for everyday applications including performances, karaoke, live events, and recording
• Dynamic capsule with cardioid pickup pattern helps to reduce feedback when sound-reinforcement gear is used
• On/Off switch for quick mute
• Frequency response from 50 Hz to 15 kHz
• Neodymium magnet provides high output
• Durable metal barrel built to withstand on-stage wear and tear
• Does not require phantom power
• XLR output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why can't you ship the Shure SM7B to Australia?

A: This is a restriction placed on all USA authorized Shure dealers and enforced by SHURE USA.

Q: 2. Can this device be attached/used with a UAV/drone of some sort?

A: It would not be recommended to attach the DJI Mic 2 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System/Recorder for Camera & Smartphone (2.4 GHz) to a drone because the transmitter is not made for attaching to a drone, and the transmitter can easily go out of range from the receiver.

Q: 3. Does it come with stand

A: No , a stand is extra

Q: 4. Can it dual record? One on the clip on mic and one on the receiver? So you have redundancy?

A: The DJI Mic 2 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System/Recorder's built-in recording feature is done with the transmitters, which have onboard storage. The receiver unit does not have this capability.

Q: 5. Will this mic work if plugged into an M BOX mini?

A: Yes with a Cloud lifter recommended

Q: 6. Would you be able to recommend how to set up the Behringer ULTRAGAIN PRO MIC2200 2-Channel Tube Microphone Preamplifier/Line Driver/DI Box with a Shure SM7B Cardioid Dynamic Broadcast Microphone to a computer? I have the mic and preamp but need a new computer to interface with. Any suggestions for this combo? Thanks!!!

A: For best results, this preamp should be connected to a computer using a USB audio interface. The Focusrite 2i2 is a solid choice that is compatible with both Mac and PC. The unit features front panel line inputs that can accept the outputs of both of the Behringer preamp outputs and will be compatible with virtually any recording software.

Q: 7. What is a CloudLifter?

A: Reggie, a CL-1 Cloudlifter is a mic activator that lets you get the best possible audio. It partners with your preamp in amplifying your mics' signal for clean, transparent recordings. If you have a Shure SM-7B mic, you most likely will need it because this type of mic does not have a strong sound level.

Q: 8. Will this tie clip work for a Shure WL-50 mic?

A: The MX150 cable is thicker than the WL50. As such, it may be a loose grasp and not provide a reliable fit.

Q: 9. If I use this mic with the Zoom H5n as a preamp, do I need to buy a cloudlifter?

A: A Cloudlifter would be advised, because the output of the Shure SM7B is notoriously low. The mic pre amp 's on the Zoom H5n do not have enough gain, and you will have to tun up almost to the highest level, which would introduce noise in the signal. The loudlifter will add +25dB of clean gain, and make your recordings sound professional.

Q: 10. Is there an affordable USB audio interface you'd recommend for using the SM7B to record with a MacBook Pro? Shure recommends at least 60 dB of gain, which means that a lot of USB audio interfaces won't cut it. I'll gladly spring for the mic, but don't want to spend a fortune just to be able to use it.

A: Dont use this mic to record to a computer. Buy a portable Digital Recorder such as the Tascam DR-100MK II and then after recording import the file into your Mac or PC.