White Noir Is The New Finish For Shure’s Popular MV7 Microphone

Consumer Tech White Noir Is The New Finish For Shure’s Popular MV7 Microphone Mark Sparrow Senior Contributor Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and photography New! Follow this author to improve your content experience. Got it! Aug 1, 2022, 05:01am EDT | New! Click on the conversation bubble to join the conversation Got it! Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The Shure MV7 White Noir dynamic microphone offers both USB and XLR connections.

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[+] both at the same time. Shure One of the most popular microphones ever made must be the Shure SM7B. Even today, this incredibly popular microphone is the standard kit on many podcasts, but it’s quite a difficult model to drive, especially for a non-expert.

For those without any audio engineering knowledge, Shure created a dynamic microphone that looked similar to o the SM7B but was easy to use and had both USB and XLR connectors. The result was the Shure MV7. It looks like the original SM7B but was designed with streamers and content creators.

However, until now, the MV7 has only been available in silver or black finishes, but now there’s an elegant new look available and it’s called White Noir. It also looks stunning and comes across well when video streaming a podcast. The limited-edition MV7 White Noir has a striking black and white color combination that provides streamers and creators with a contemporary new option for featuring on their podcasts.

Available only while stocks last, the Shure MV7 White Noir can be preordered from today and will begin shipping from Amazon on Monday, August 15. The White Noir version of the Shure MV7 looks great on video podcasts and offers superb sound. Shure The Shure MV7 White Noir can be used with the excellent ShurePlus MOTIV desktop app whenever the mic is connected using its USB Micro port.

The app makes easy work of dialing-in desired settings and includes Auto Level and Manual modes. Both modes feature built-in headphone monitoring and monitor mix, plus control of the appearance of the microphone’s touch panel with its live metering LEDs. And by selecting Night Mode on the MOTIV app, it’s even possible to tone down the brightness of the LEDs.

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The Shure MV7 White Noir has all the features and benefits of the original MV7 model, which means it’s equipped with Shure’s Voice Isolation technology which enables the MV7 to be used in spaces where the acoustics are less than ideal. In addition, the hybrid USB and XLR output on the MV7 White Noir makes the MV7 a flexible solution for users no matter where or how they record. As well as offering zero-latency headphone monitoring, the Shure MV7 has USB Micro and XLR .

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Shure This new version of the Shure MV7 can be bought on its own or as a bundle with matching Shure gear for content creation and streaming. Bundles include the white AONIC 40 wireless noise-canceling headphones, white AONIC 50 wireless noise-canceling headphones, or the white AONIC 4 sound-isolating earphones. Pricing & Availability: The limited-edition Shure MV7 White Noir XLR/USB microphone can be pre-ordered on Amazon starting August 1.

The Shure MV7 White Noir will be available for regular purchase on August 15 for $219 / £181. 79 / €216. 41.

More info: www. shure. com Tech Specs: Apple MFi-certified: Yes.

DSP modes (presets): Near/Far, Dark/Natural/Bright. Transducer type: Dynamic (moving coil). Polar pattern: Unidirectional (cardioid).

Output impedance: 314Ω. Frequency response: 50 – 16,000Hz. Adjustable gain range: 0 to +36dB.

Sensitivity (@ 1 kHz, open circuit voltage) -55dBV. Maximum SPL (digital output): 132dB SPL. Headphone output: 3.

5 mm (1/8″). Powered through USB Micro or Lightning connector. Mounting thread: Type 5/8-27.

Net weight: 0. 55kg (1. 21lbs).

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