Behind The Sound: Nexadyne Microphones and Revonic Technology

As a leader in dynamic microphone technology, Shure has a rich and enduring history that is unmatched - except by ourselves…
Join us in this inaugural episode of Behind The Sound, where we consider our dynamic microphone standards and our advancements. And get a glimpse into how those who were there unlocked the design and production innovations necessary to introduce Nexadyne Vocal Microphones with Revonic Dual-Engine Transducer Technology to the world!
Learn more at Shure.com/NEXADYNE

[@danielthrasher]

Done. Bought. I want this.

[@FastRedPonyCar]

Our bass player/singer just got one of these and it's legit impressive. We're a loud rock band and stage sound rejection/feedback control are super critical and his Nexadyne mic is exceptional in both of these areas. Better than my Heil PR37 and our frontman's Neumann KMS105.

[@DougParkin]

I would love to give this thing a listen. :)

[@sonidojamon]

Yep. Went straight to search for comparisons to the SM58, but there are none yet.

[@Slipsch]

Will there be a Nexadyne SM7B?

[@ashavari]

oh man i wonder how this compares to my trusty sennheiser e945!!

[@MitchJohnson-fu9hc]

Very interested. Trying to find the patent(s)...

[@marcs3982]

What would Ernie say?

[@timteoprod]

Wonder how’s does this compared with KSM8

[@jjptech]

I am never sure if shure is written sure or shure, and I always need to keep checking what I am writing to be shure

[@citizenkang01]

But can I use it as a hammer?

[@Javier_Salas]

Nothing never better than sm58

[@StereoAnthony]

Very alluring, however, when ever I hear the words "more clarity" I immediately think "more prone to feedback".

[@dataplatter]

Forget about a Beta58, let’s compare with a Beta 87A.