Abstract: The Shure SM27 multi-purpose condenser microphone's cardioid pattern is a good way to get quality sound in your studio without having to purchase a lot of expensive equipment. You need a proper source of power for this microphone, though, as a standard US...
Abstract: Shure has reworked its KSM27 and KSM109 condensers, reassigning them as additions to the company's famed SM line of mics: the large-diaphragm SM27 ($460 list) and small-diaphragm SM137 ($236 MSRP). I immediately appreciated the SM27's simple, sturdy mi...
High sound quality, Live vocal capability, Pop shield not required for vocals, Robust construction, Good value
Noisy pad switch
The Shure SM27 has all the attributes you'd like to see in a live front address condenser and several others that you probably thought simply weren't possible from a mic like this. It sounds clear and powerful, has plenty of gain before feedback and offer...
