Shure Broadcast Microphone

[Solid-State] I purchased this microphone for my Husband it is the one he always wanted. He loves his Shure 55SH Microphone

[Standard DI] All I can say is Wow. You'll have to hear it to believe it. I tried it with a Shure SM7B microphone.

[1 x 1/4"] I have a Shure MV7 and although is a fine microphone. The Revelator Dynamic USB Microphone shows an amazing sound out of the box. I 100% recommend it for the price.

I have a Shure MV7 and although is a fine microphone. The Revelator Dynamic USB Microphone shows an amazing sound out of the box. I 100% recommend it for the price.

Love this microphone the Shure motive makes being able to dial it in to the tones that you need really easy.

[Cardioid] Love this microphone the Shure motive makes being able to dial it in to the tones that you need really easy.

[90 min] This was a replacement for one of our Shure Wireless Microphones at our Church. It fit perfectly, and now the microphone looks like new again!

[Download] This is a broadcast-style microphone (front address), but it is NOT a dynamic mic. It is actually a small-diaphragm condenser microphone with a BIG sound. You get the absolute clarity and detail you'd expect from a small-diaphragm, but if you run it through a tube-based preamp (UA-610B for example), you also get a warm and full sound. To my ears, the clarity and detail are far superior to the SM7B or the RE20, and depending on your preamp, you can obtain that darker, rich sound of the SM7B (great for podcasting) or you can achieve sonic clarity (great for voiceovers). I personally run mine through a Cranborne EC1 preamp into the PreSonus Quantum 2626 interface and into the Studio One 5 Professional DAW. The EC1 can provide total sonic clarity or add a bit of mojo depending on your taste and needs. The only downside of this mic is that if you're looking for background noise rejection, you'd be better off with a dynamic mic (SM7B, RE20, etc.). This is a condenser mic and it shows in its sensitivity. If you have decent acoustic control over your space, I highly recommend the ETHOS for broadcast, podcasts, streaming, and voiceovers.

[Yes] This one is an interesting and good-sounding microphone. It feels like a broadcast microphone with decent noise rejection, but it sounds like a condenser with a little bit of mid-forwarding sound.

[Black] I was looking for a studio shotgun microphone did some research and came across this on a YouTube review and decided to give it a try and boy does it fit the bill perfectly. When they say broadcast quality if you have a good interface to record with you get broadcast quality. I like the idea of no-frills just plug it in give it phantom power and enough gain and you get a quality recording.