Shure MV7X

Shure MV7X

Weight
550 g

Sound quality

Connection i XLR (26 others)
Lowest mic frequency i 50 Hz (31 others)
Highest mic frequency i 16000 Hz (15 others)

Headphone output

Has a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack i
Impedance i 252 Ohms
Has A Connector For A 6.35 Mm Audio Jack i

Design

Shock mount included i (106 others)
Pop filter included i (112 others)
Control panel placed on a device i
Has led sound level indicator i
Has rgb lighting i
Has an integrated touchpad i
Volume i 676.6 cm³
Weight i 550 g (2 others)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lowest mic frequency of the Shure MV7X?
At 50 Hz, the Shure MV7X is 50% above the category average for lowest mic frequency, ranking #17 out of 165 — see ranking microphone products.
How heavy is the Shure MV7X?
At 550 g, the Shure MV7X is 45% above the category average for weight, ranking #127 out of 170 — see ranking microphone products.
What is the impedance of the Shure MV7X?
At 252 Ohms, the Shure MV7X is 18% below the category average for impedance, ranking #20 out of 79 — see ranking microphone products.
What is the highest mic frequency of the Shure MV7X?
At 16000 Hz, the Shure MV7X is 14% below the category average for highest mic frequency, ranking #131 out of 165 — see ranking microphone products.
Does the Shure MV7X have a 3.5mm headphone jack?
No, the Shure MV7X does not have a 3.5mm headphone jack. This feature is available in 51% of microphones.

How does it compare?

How does the Shure MV7X's impedance compare to similar microphoness?
At 252 Ohms, the Shure MV7X leads the AKG Lyra (16 Ohms) by 94%.
How does the Shure MV7X's lowest mic frequency compare to similar microphoness?
At 50 Hz, the Shure MV7X leads the JLab Audio Talk Pro (20 Hz) by 60%.
How does the Shure MV7X's weight compare to similar microphoness?
At 550 g, the Shure MV7X trails the JLab Audio Talk Pro (266.5 g) by 52%.
How does the Shure MV7X's highest mic frequency compare to similar microphoness?
At 16000 Hz, the Shure MV7X trails the JLab Audio Talk Pro (20000 Hz) by 20%.
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