Shure SM7B Cardioid Dynamic Micr... vs Shure MOTIV Vocal Condenser Micr...

The focusrite scarlett audio interface seems to do the job, although most suggest also purchasing a cloud lifter to boost the gain of the microphone cleanly. It's a quality mic, that doesn't require phantom power off your board.

The sound is a1, guests and listeners always compliment the quality. It has great background noise reject. Overall it's amazing and captures sound beautifully.

Build quality is solid, and it has a nice look. It's very sleek and modern looking.

The shure sm7b is absolutely legendary. Feels almost silly to write a review because, i mean, it’s thesm7b. The sm7b is a bit odd.

Highly disappointed. Would expect better quality consistency. Major bummer" "i have to actually boast the trim, gain, and volume so much that it is almost unusable. And why is that?

Sounds like a lav mic compared to the others. The box looks very cheap for a $400 mic, i’m not sure if these are legit or not.

The sound is still a little boxy and usable directly. My recommendation would be to fine tune your recording with some sort of eq processing app afterwards.

Shure always makes a good product. Wasn't disappointed. Great quality, surprising. Impressed for the money.

There's a reason it's discounted. It's too soft. Several things didn't meet my expectations. Not sure why. Just don't buy.

I wasn't expecting the quality of a condenser studio mike, however this quality is just unbearable. The trrs jack prevents regular trs style inputs from actually using it. On top of this, it ruins your ability to monitor anything with headphone or iem...  Read More