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SAVE 28%: As of Nov. 4,Emmanuelle – The Sex Lives Of Ghosts (2004) the Shure SM7B Dynamic Vocal Microphone is priced at $359 on Amazon, down from its usual $499 list price.

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If you've been searching for a mic that delivers broadcast-quality sound, Shure SM7B has you covered. This mic has become a go-to for top podcasters, musicians, and streamers thanks to its impressive clarity, reliable build, and adaptability for various recording needs. With a 28% discount, this is an ideal time to snag pro-level gear for less.

The SM7B is beloved for its dynamic cartridge, which has a flat, wide-range frequency response that captures both music and voice with exceptional warmth and detail. Recording vocals for a song, capturing every word for a podcast, or live streaming? This mic consistently delivers that rich, natural sound that listeners love. Its cardioid polar pattern also ensures that unwanted background noise stays out, focusing solely on what's in front of the mic and keeping your recordings clean.

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The SM7B includes an air suspension shock isolation system and an internal pop filter for podcasters and streamers, effectively reducing mechanical noise and breathiness without needing extra accessories. It also has advanced electromagnetic shielding, which minimizes interference from computer monitors and other studio equipment, keeping your recordings clear even in busy environments.

This mic uses an XLR connection, so pairing it with an audio interface allows you more control over sound quality, which is a solid if you're serious about your audio setup. Shure has included a few helpful extras in the box, like a detachable windscreen for close-up work and a switch cover plate.

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Shure SM7B is designed to last with its solid build quality and legendary performance. Now is the time to take your recording quality up a notch while the deal lasts.

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