Shure SM 63 LB
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Shure
SM 63 LB
Product Info
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The SM 63 LB is a workhorse reporter mic – simple, reliable, and sounds surprisingly good for its class. It’s a fantastic choice for broadcast journalists, field reporters, or anyone needing a rugged, easy-to-use mic that captures a natural sound. Don’t expect studio-grade detail, but for its purpose and price, it’s hard to beat.
Product Description
- Shure SM 63 LB
- Dynamic Reporter Microphone
- Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
- Frequency range: 80 - 20
- 000 Hz
- Impedance: 300 Ω
- Incl. microphone clip
PROS
- • Robust zinc alloy body provides excellent durability for field use
- • Omnidirectional pickup accurately captures ambient sound and multiple speakers
- • Clear, natural voice reproduction ideal for broadcast and interviews
- • Lightweight design and included clip offer comfortable, stable on-air use
CONS
- • Lacks a built-in shock mount, can pick up handling noise
- • Omnidirectional pattern isn’t suitable for isolating single sound sources
- • Limited frequency response compared to condenser reporter mics
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Key Features
Mic Type
Dynamic
Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional
Frequency Range
80 - 20,000 Hz
Connector
XLR
Weight
7.7 oz
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Frequently Asked Questions
The MKE 60 offers a wider frequency response and more detail, but the SM 63 LB’s dynamic nature makes it much more resistant to handling noise and feedback in less-than-ideal environments.
The clip is functional and secure, but a heavier or more adjustable clip might be preferable for extended use, especially with movement.
The SM 63 LB is a dynamic microphone and does *not* require phantom power; it can be used directly with a portable recorder or audio interface.
