With its four selectable polar patterns and versatile XLR and USB Type-C connectivity, the Saramonic SR-MV7000 large-diaphragm condenser microphone delivers quality sound for podcasters, live streamers, vocalists, and musicians using Mac/Windows computers, Android mobile devices, or traditional analog mic preamps. Since it can be placed on a table via the included stand or mounted on a boom arm, the SR-MV7000 is equally well suited for use at home or in the studio.

Utilizing three condenser capsules, the SR-MV7000 can capture sound in stereo or one of three mono modes (cardioid, omnidirectional, and bidirectional). The USB output offers up to 24-bit / 192 kHz resolution for detailed digital signal. The built-in 3.5mm headphone jack and dedicated volume control make it easy to monitor your audio in real time with no latency. Additional controls are provided for mic gain, mute, and a low-cut filter. The SR-MV7000 can be run on USB power or 48V phantom power.

Podcasting, Streaming & Home Recording    USB Type-C for Mobile Device or Computer    Dual XLR Outputs for Preamp or Interface    3.5mm Headphone Out with Volume Control    Three Condenser Capsules    Four Selectable Polar Patterns    Up to 24-Bit / 192 kHz Resolution    Gain Control, Low-Cut Filter & Mute    USB or Phantom Powered    Includes Pop Filter & Tabletop Stand

The SR-MV7000 delivers studio-quality sound with versatility of four selectable polar patterns—cardioid, omnidirectional, bidirectional (figure-8), and stereo—afforded by its three large-diaphragm condenser capsules. This gives users flexibility and sonic control when miking different audio scenarios and sources.

• Cardioid: Ideal for dialogue, vocal performances, and miking instruments
• Omnidirectional: Ideal for round-table podcasts, multi-person, and multi-instrument recordings
• Bidirectional (Figure-8): Ideal for two-person interviews and vocal or instrument recordings while rejecting sound from sides
• Stereo: Ideal for capturing a realistic stereo image, like recording sound effects, acoustic instruments, and environmental or ambient sounds

Whether you are connecting and recording to a computer, microphone preamp, audio interface, Android mobile device, or a mixer, the SR-MV7000 has the included output cables for your needs.

• USB Type-C to USB Type-A: For Mac and Windows computers
• USB Type-C: For Android mobile devices and computers with USB Type-C ports
• XLR 5-Pin to Dual XLR 3-Pin breakout cable: For mic preamps, audio interfaces, mixers, and professional processors

The SR-MV7000 offers 4-position selectable gain control providing up to 30 dB of clean gain, a 150 Hz low-cut filter to remove unwanted bass rumble and noise, and a mute button. It also features a 3.5mm headphone output with a dedicated headphone volume control for real-time monitoring with no latency.

The SR-MV7000 was intelligently designed for function as well as aesthetics. It features a sleek, professional appearance that looks great on camera, with all buttons and controls easily accessed on the front of mic so you'll always be in control, even while recording. It comes with a solid and stable integrated desktop stand that be removed to mount the SR-MV7000 on any 5/8" threaded microphone stand or boom arm. Also supplied with the mic is a pop filter, which aids in controlling strong vocal plosives.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a mac?

A: Yes, this is supported by mac OS. For some macbook models, you may need a USB-C adapter like # PEUSB33CA06 .

Q: 2. Will this fit Audio-Technica AT2035?

A: Yes, it will fit.

Q: 3. What color is the finish? It looks like "rose gold" in the photos. I don't like "rose gold " for use on stage.

A: The color of the CAD A77 Supercardioid Large Diaphragm Dynamic Microphone, which is discontinued, could be best described as "bronze."

Q: 4. Does this mic have an on/off switch??

A: Like most large diaphragm condenser mics, the RODE NT1 Signature Series Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone does not have an on/off switch.

Q: 5. will this fit to Polsen Mc- Pod?

A: Yes, the Auray WCF-UB440 foam windscreen will fit on the Polsen MC-POD microphone.

Q: 6. Hello, would this fit a Lewitt LCT 440 Pure microphone?

A: The Rycote Windjammer for 45/100 Foam for Large Diaphragm Condenser may fit on the Lewitt LCT 440 Pure, but we are not able to test it on the mic to be able to confirm this since the Windjammer is only available by special order (we don't have it in stock). The Windjammer is designed to fit over the Rycote 45/100 Large Diaphragm Mic Foam (B&H # RYLDM4510001).

Q: 7. What is the Signal to Noise Ratio?

A: The RODE NT1 Signature Series Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone's SNR is 90 dB A-Weighted.

Q: 8. Hello, would this fit on a Neumann 89i respectively over a Neumann WS89?

A: This windscreen is designed to fit over the Rycote 45/100, which is a foam shield for 2.17" diameter mics. Since the Neumann U89i is 1.8" in diameter, this windscreen will be too large for the WS89.

Q: 9. Hello, would this fit to a Neumann 89i respectively over the Neumann WS89? Alternatively do Rycote 45/100 Foam and Neumann WS89 have the same dimensions?

A: Yes, the Rycote Windjammer for 45/100 Foam for Large Diaphragm Condenser should, in theory, fit over the Neumann WS89 Foam Windscreen for U89. The Rycote 45/100 and Neumann WS89 appear quite similar in size.

Q: 10. Will this work with a USB-A to USB-C adapter, hoping to use for Zoom calls on a new MacBook Pro?

A: Yes this Saramonic R=SR- ULM10 mic will work if your mac has type A or type C usb, if your mac has type C usb get yourself a type A female to type C male adapter..