The TA4F SM35 Performance Headset Condenser Microphone from Shure is a wireframe headset cardioid condenser microphone that can be used for a variety of active vocal and general speech performance applications. It features a TA4F connector compatible with a wide variety of Shure wireless bodypack microphone transmitters. A snap-fit windscreen is included.
- Optimized for Vocal Reproduction
- Flexible Gooseneck
- Wireframe Headset
- Cardioid Polar Pattern
Shure SM35 Overview
Shure SM35 Specs
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Shure SM35 Reviews
High noise floor
The mic is 'ok'. It fits my user, but the noise floor is pretty high. I worked around it with the gate, but it's still there when the person is speaking. Of course it's white noise, so I can't EQ it out. It was inexpensive and usable in this application, but I won't be buying this version again.
Can get great volume and move my head without feedback!!!
I play 4 keyboards set up in an L shape, and I am the lead singer in our band (PSYKX CREAK - in case you were wondering :-)). Had a real problem with feedback every time I turned my head, with the mic that came with my original Shure wireless kit. I bought this mic/headset, and it not only is SO much better with avoiding feedback, but it also fits my head better and gives me better sound quality as well. Really worthwhile investment!
