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MV7

    MV7

    Podcast Microphone

    SKU: MV7-K + KMS 23840

    Inspired by the legendary SM7B, the MV7 is a dynamic microphone with both USB and XLR outputs for use with...

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    Recommended Retail Price

    €369.00

    Shure Product Benefits

    We get it, not everybody is lucky enough to record in sound-treated studio, so the MV7 is equipped with Voice Isolation Technology so it’s laser-focused on your voice to give you a professional recording, without any background or room noise. Once recording, use the built-in 3.5mm headphone jack to monitor your sound and adjust mic gain, headphone volume, monitor mix and more using the built-in touch panel.

    Don’t let the USB connection fool you; the MV7 is a professional dynamic microphone that is compatible with all professional interfaces via XLR if you’re recording in the studio.

    Go mobile; enjoy the benefit of the MV7 being MFi certified and pick up an AMV-LTG cable (sold
    separately) and connect your MV7 directly into the Lightning device on your iPhone or iPad to record
    on the move.
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      MV7 or SM7B: Which Mic is Right for You?

      The SM7B has gained legendary status among producers, recording engineers and podcasters alike. Many will accept nothing else, but should they (and streamers) consider the new MV7 microphone instead?
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      How to Use the MV7 for Video Calls

      Can you hear me now? The new MV7 microphone is an excellent solution for video calls on your Mac or PC using conferencing platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Bluejeans.
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