Through the receiver, the mic’s gain can be adjusted, recording modes for speech and singing can be selected, and a high pass filter can be activated with the option for either 75Hz or 150Hz.

On the microphone front, the MV7i uses the same cardioid pattern dynamic capsule as the MV7+, with a 50-16,000 Hz frequency response, 128 dB max SPL, and a 24-bit/48 kHz sampling rate.

The MV7i is a “smart” microphone, per Shure’s literature. The main thing that appears to refer to is the ability to plug a second microphone directly into the MV7i through the XLR port, ...

NEW YORK, January 06, 2025--B&H is pleased to announce the Shure MV7i Smart Microphone + Interface, a podcast-friendly mic with a built-in audio interface featuring an XLR-1/4-inch mic/instrument ...

It’s not cheap, but the Shure M7i microphone’s built-in interface, versatile FX options, and killer recording quality make it well worth the investment.

The Shure MV7+ retails for $279, though it can sometimes be found for less both at music stores and online. You can pay less for a mic, but you'll get less-accurate sound.

I’m not going back to using any of them either, especially after hearing recordings made with the MV6 as, to me, they sound superb, meaning the Shure MV6 has become my go-to microphone.

The Shure MV6 is an affordable and excellent dynamic USB microphone, and its built-in DSP allows it to excel without breaking the bank. Focus Reset Skip to content ...

Now there's a new kid on the block. The Shure MV6 is the company's first attempt at a dedicated USB gaming microphone and, as if to prove it, they've festooned the outer chassis with a lime green ...

The Shure MV6 is the brand's entry-level USB microphone, and it's an excellent product that's easy to set up and use, but it's not a complete slam dunk.

Shure MV7i – Design and Features. The MV7i looks virtually identical to the company’s other MV7 microphones. It has a sleek black cylindrical body that's half metal and half foam pop filter.