Shure SM7B Microphone - Vocal Dynamic Studio Mic for Broadcast, Podcast, Recording, Gaming & Streaming, XLR, Rugged Construction, Detachable Windscreen, Smooth Sound, Warm Vocals, Wide-Range Frequency

Es un micrófono excepcional, tanto para crear contenido narrativo como para hacer streaming. Un detalle: si pasas de un micrófono de estudio con condensador a este micrófono, vas a notar cierta diferencia. El shure sm7b, al ser un micrófono dinámico de cardioide y no de condensador, el volumen es más bajo, pero basta con ajustarlo desde la consola que vayas a usar o si tienes interfaz, desde el volumen del ordenador.

This thing is a tank, with a beautiful, warm sound. Just a rock solid, great mic. Well built, can take high SPLs, and dead easy to use.

It’s a SM7B need I say more?

The Shure SM58 Dynamic Vocal Microphone is not just a microphone—it’s a legend. If you’ve ever been to a concert, watched a professional speech, or belted out karaoke in a dive bar, there’s a good chance this mic was in the spotlight, stealing the show.Let’s start with durability. This thing could survive a drop, a toss, or probably a small explosion. It’s the Chuck Norris of microphones. You can use it for years, and it’ll still look at you like, “Is that all you’ve got?”But the sound quality? Oh, it’s top-tier. The SM58’s cardioid pattern isolates your voice like a jealous best friend, blocking out all the background noise that has no business being there. Whether you're singing your heart out, recording a podcast, or giving a presentation, this mic makes you sound like you actually know what you’re doing.The built-in pop filter is another unsung hero. Say goodbye to those awkward "P" pops and harsh "S" hisses. Your audience will thank you for not assaulting their eardrums with unintentional beatboxing.And did I mention versatility? The SM58 works equally well in a live setting or in the studio. Whether you're rocking out on stage or recording your next big hit in your bedroom, this mic delivers every single time.Simply put, the Shure SM58 isn’t just a microphone—it’s the microphone. When people say “industry standard,” they mean this bad boy. If you’re looking for a mic that’ll make you sound incredible and last a lifetime, look no further.

Hooked up and works great! Must have the cloud lifter with it or volume is really low

I never used to think I liked the SM7B. But as it turns out, what I didn't like was that anyone on YouTube or Twitch who could get their hands on this microphone would use it without having any idea what they were doing. They would over process this microphone or process it in such a way to ruin all the best things about it. But before you buy it, there are a few things to consider.First, this is a very dark microphone. That doesn't mean that it's going to make you sound deep and commanding. Your voice will still sound like your voice, but if you were looking for something that compliments your voice in such a way, this microphone could be that. But if your voice is already very deep, this can exaggerate this detail in your voice and even ruin the experience for some listeners.Second, this microphone is particularly hard to drive, especially if you don't have the right means to do so. Some people will tell you things like "I managed to drive it just fine with my Behringer UM2". But let me tell you, doing so is possible but by no means practical. This will introduce extremely high amounts of "Noise" (Static), and when I tried to replicate this myself, I encountered an issue. As I turned the volume near max the volume curve made a sharp turn upward, making it very hard to control what volume it was set to.Finally, just cause this is a dynamic microphone, that doesn't mean it doesn't pick up any background noise. Actually this microphone picks up quite a noticeable amount of background noise. So don't think this is going to completely remove the sound of people talking in the other room or that annoying sound of reflection from your room not having any acoustic treatment. It might be a little bit better than some condensers at this, it is by no means the best microphone for isolating.But what about what truly makes this microphone stand out? Why should you buy this microphone? First, it's an absolute staple in studios big and small, so if for no other reason, the fact that it's so recognizable and loved by so many.Second, this microphone offers a smooth sound like nothing else I've ever seen in its price range. The soft high end and flat mids, make for a smooth frequency response. In addition, the over all sonic signature of this microphone's quality, as well as it being a dynamic microphone makes for one smooth sounding microphone.And finally, if for no other reason, the bragging rights that comes with this microphone. While all your friends have their cheap knock offs and SM7B wannabes, you can know the true feeling of owning an SM7B. But in all seriousness, the SM7B has a name and reputation to uphold so you know that sure will have to deliver when it comes to quality.I hope this answered any questions you might have about this microphone and if you should buy it.

I have been a “DIY” singer and keyboardist for half of my life. I never really thought the quality of my mic would change my live performance, but boy was I wrong. This mic picks up my range so effortlessly. So much so, that in the short time that I’ve been using it, I’ve noticed such a dramatic difference in The end of my range. The Only way I can describe it is that I can finally “Focus” on my voice while playing because I can actually hear myself. Thus, Helping me hone in on my ability.