Name: Shure Beta 27 Supercardioid Condenser Microphone
Brand: Shure
SKU: 34869
Price: 1699 AED
Availability: InStock

Shure Beta 27 Supercardioid Condenser Microphone

The Beta 27 Supercardioid Condenser Microphone from Shure is a side-address microphone that features a large gold-layered diaphragm, and a natural frequency response well suited for capturing vocals and instruments in recording and live sound applications.

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Shure Beta 27 Supercardioid Condenser Microphone features a switchable low-frequency filter and a 3-layer internal pop filter to reduce background noise. The BETA®27 side-address condenser microphone is precision engineered for professional sound reinforcement and project studio recording applications. Its flat frequency response and low self-noise provide unerring performance in demanding environments. A tight supercardioid pattern ensures high gain-before-feedback and maximum isolation from other sound sources.

Shure Beta 27 Supercardioid Condenser Microphone Features:

Supercardioid polar pattern specifically targets the sound source consistently with greatly minimized bleed from off-axis sound sources
Tailored for superior transient response from a low-mass, 1” externally-biased, ultra-thin 24 Karat gold-layered Mylar® diaphragm
Flat, neutral frequency response for natural reproduction on stage or in the studio
3-position switchable low-frequency filter helps reduce unwanted background noise or counteract proximity effect for consistent, extended lowend
-15 dB switchable attenuator handles extremely high SPLs with ease
Premium electronic components and gold-plated internal and external connectors
Internal pop filter with three separate mesh layers reduces wind and breath noise.

The Beta 27’s supercardioid polar pattern is most effective in minimizing off-axis noise and feedback. A 3-position low frequency roll off filter switch minimizes low frequency noise, and a -15 dB pad switch maximizes headroom while capturing transient peaks.