Shure Beta 87C
Condenser Vocal MicrophoneBecause of its high precision and detail and its natural vocal reproduction, the Beta 87 is the first choice among artists and professional sound engineers around the world. Under the designation Beta 87C, the classic is now also
Latest User Reviews
Shocked!! (In a good way)
Being a singer myself I have always searched and done some much research into mics and finding the best one.
I have to say with the Shure Beta 87c I think I found It, Surprisingly light and crisp sounding it makes you sound like a true pro.
I was concerned with feedback being a condenser microphone but haven't heard it squeal once, just me ha! ;)
I would highly recommend this mic if you are a true vocalist and want that beautiful pro sound.
Be warned however if your playing pubs with small stages which most of us are, it will pick up the drums and on stage nose very easily and if you use IEM that can be a problem.
But if you are doing an acoustic gig or sitting at a piano singing then this is 100% the microphone you need.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Shure
- Released in 2003
- Average price : $365
- Linear transmission area with easy presence increase
- Uniform cardioid characteristics over the entire transmission range for isolation of the signal source and minimal off-axis sound colouration
- Bass reduction compensates for proximity effect
- Built-in, three-layer windscreen minimises poplaute and breathing noises
- Operation with phantom power
- Transmission range: 50 Hz - 20 kHz
- Noise Sensitivity: -54 dBV / Pa (2 mV)
- Maximum sound pressure (at 1 kHz, 1 k + load, 0.25% distortion factor): 139 dB SPL
- Noise (equivalent sound pressure): 22 dB (A)
- Power supply: 11 to 52V
- Power consumption: max. 1.2 mA
- Dimensions (L x Ø): 192 x 51 mm
- Weight : 207g
- Incl. Clamp and pocket
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