Mike Rivers wrote:

The SM7 is pretty specialized

But versatile with those swithcable response curves.

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ha

"hank alrich" wrote in message
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Mike Rivers wrote:

The SM7 is pretty specialized

But versatile with those swithcable response curves.

Huh? My SM7 doesn't have any switches at all. Are you
thinking of the MD-421?

Hal Laurent
Baltimore

Hal Laurent wrote:
"hank alrich" wrote in message
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Mike Rivers wrote:

The SM7 is pretty specialized

But versatile with those swithcable response curves.

Huh? My SM7 doesn't have any switches at all. Are you
thinking of the MD-421?

Yes it does. Take the screws off the back plate and you will find a bunch
of them.

Personally, I have never found them to be useful... I have always got a
better sound with them all set flat. But you can try moving them around.
--scott


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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
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Hal Laurent wrote:
"hank alrich" wrote in message

But versatile with those swithcable response curves.

Huh? My SM7 doesn't have any switches at all. Are you
thinking of the MD-421?

Yes it does. Take the screws off the back plate and you will find a bunch
of them.

Well darn, I learn something new everyday! I guess I should go download
the manual from the Shure site (I bought the mic used a long time ago).

Hal Laurent
Baltimore