The sE Electronics V7 X Supercardioid Dynamic Micis a road-ready dynamic instrument microphone offering a detailed and powerful sounds for guitar cabs, drums, and horns on stage and in the studio. Its aluminum voice coil and supercardioid polar pattern reduce the pickup of stage bleed to help you achieve high gain before feedback. Featuring neodymium magnets, tight production tolerances, and high-end workmanship, the V7 X delivers the consistency you need for great shows night after night.

The mic is equipped with an internal windscreen to help reduce unwanted wind noise and plosive pops. The integrated shockmount isolates the capsule from mechanical vibrations, effectively minimizing noise caused by inevitable microphone handling. The V7 X's all-metal construction, spring steel mesh grille, and gold-plated XLR contacts offer effective protection from the rigors of live performance and touring.

Detailed, Powerful Sound for Instruments    Ideal for Live Stage Applications    Supercardioid Polar Pattern    Dynamic Capsule with Neodymium Magnets    Low Handling Noise, Built-In Shockmount    Mesh Grille with Beveled Edge    Gold-Plated XLR Connector    Road-Ready, All-Metal Construction    Includes Mic Clip and Carrying Pouch

The V7 X is a supercardioid dynamic instrument microphone that lifts the sonic curtain in front of your sources, connecting listeners with your performance at a whole new level. The sibling to the acclaimed vocal-oriented V7, the V7 X is a dynamic instrument microphone ideal for a broad range of instrumental applications, both in the studio and on stage. Its specialized capsule's innovative aluminum voice coil and brand new acoustic design are specifically tailored for full-bandwidth instrumental reinforcement and recording, with a balance of detailed highs and deep, ultra-powerful lows, allowing for use on nearly any source from electric guitar cabinets to brass instruments, snare drums to choir, and many more.

The all-new custom DMC7 X capsule offers the same technologies and features as its sibling within the V7, including its innovative, specialized aluminum voice coil. While the V7 is optimized for vocals, the capsule in the V7 X has been custom-tuned for instrumental use. The upper frequency range is smooth and balanced, capturing every nuance of the player, while the lowered resonance and extended, powerful low-frequency response allows for a complete spectrum of instruments: 4x12 guitar cabs, toms, snares, horns, rotary organs, or any other instrument all come through loud, natural, and clear.

The supercardioid pattern of this sophisticated capsule also helps isolate your instruments from other sound sources on the stage, efficiently reducing stage bleed and ensuring copious amounts of gain before feedback.

Proven neodymium magnets, tight production tolerances, and high workmanship ensure excellent sensitivity, high-end sound quality, and superb consistency.

The V7 X's road-ready design is all metal, no plastic parts here. The chassis' high-quality, highly durable zinc alloy is designed to hold up under on-stage stress for years, and the spring steel mesh grille is dent-proof and corrosion-free for perfect reliability. The beveled edge around the grille prevents the V7 X from rolling when set down on top of an amp or the stage floor.

The V7 X's advanced internal capsule suspension efficiently decouples the capsule from mechanical vibration, isolating it from shocks and jolts and providing exceptionally low rumble and handling noise as compared to other mics in its class.

The red internal windscreen efficiently reduces unwanted wind noise. In case you prefer a more visually subtle windscreen, a black one is included as a standard accessory.

The V7 X's gold-plated XLR connector also ensures a loss-free and reliable signal connection for years to come.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any reason this wouldn't work mounted inverted on a boom mic setup?

A: None at all. Just note the weight at about 5 lbs.

Q: 2. Is it okay to use this with a shotgun microphone that can take a battery for its phantom power, such as the Senheisser MKE 600?

A: Yes, the sE Electronics DM1 Dynamite Active Inline Microphone Preamplifier could be used to increase the gain of a battery-powered shotgun microphone such as the Sennheiser MKE 600, but doing so may overload the input connection or exaggerate the self-noise of the microphone.

Q: 3. Can I use the Shure shock mount for the Shure SM58, etc for this mic?

A: The SHURE A55HM Snap-In Shock Stopper B&H # SHA55HM) is a half-mount isolation mount and swivel adapter. The mount has standard threads for use with a variety of mic stands and boom arms. The half-mount design provides quick and convenient mounting and unmounting of microphones, and the built-in elastics provide isolation from unwanted vibrations. The mount is compatible with virtually any tapered microphone, including the Samson Q6 which is very similar to the SHURE SM57, SM58, SM86, Beta 57A, Beta 58A, and Beta 87C. a href= http://bhpho.to/1xrlZTr target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1xrlZTr/a

Q: 4. Will this device work with Sure Phantom powered shotgun mic over 180+ feet of cable?

A: Yes

Q: 5. Can this be connected to a iPhone with an adaptor?

A: Yesm the sE Electronics sE2200 can be connected to an iPhone using a mobile audio interface that supplies the 48V phantom power required to power the mic. You can use an interface such as the IK Multimedia iRig Pre (B&H# IKIRIGPRE), iRig Pre HD (B&H# IKIRIGPREHD), Saramonic SmartRig DI (B&H# SASMARTRIGD), SmartRig+ DI (B&H# SASMARTRIGP), TC-Helicon Go Vocal (B&H# TCGOVOCAL) or any other mobile interface designed for use with iOS devices. Some may require an additional adapter for connecting to a Lightning port. The Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter (B&H# APLAADAP) can be used for that purpose.

Q: 6. Can this be used free standing on a table or does this need to be mounted on a mic stand?

A: It can be used on a table top as long as you remove the piece in the back that would attach it to your mic stand. Works very well for VOs when its flat on a desk or table.

Q: 7. will this device provide +48v Phantom power to a condenser microphone ?

A: This device is a gain booster for ribbon/ dynamic mics, and while it uses 48v to provide gain, it does not pass phantom power. If you need just phantom power for a condenser mic, here's a phantom power supply option BH #MAM48.

Q: 8. It can be use with a sennheiser MD421?

A: This reflection filter can be used with the Sennheiser MD 421 dynamic microphone to prevent unwanted ambient sound.

Q: 9. Will it work with the Rode PSA 1?

A: This type of filter is not designed for a broadcast arm like the PSA1. This filter requires a vertical mic stand to attach to. You could use this type of desktop reflection filter, and the pull the PSA1 in front of it BH #AURFC12R.

Q: 10. How do I turn it off

A: Position 2 on the MG Electronics PGM-25 MIC 25W Megaphone's switch would be "OFF/TALK," which would turn off sound effects and render the device silent until push-to-talk is engaged.