Shure SCM810 Eight Channel Automatic Microphone Mixer Review

[@tvpierce1]

FYI: the SM7B is a dynamic mic (just like the SM58) and as such does not require phantom power. It does however require a pre-amp with lots of gain. This mixer has great pre-amps, that's why it doesn't require a Cloud Lifter to run the SM7B.

[@mark78750]

Thank you for a great review!

[@kingstechreviews]

My pleasure! Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWOvg3-NbtKmq7c

[@kingstechreviews]

I connect it from the headphones of the jack on the Shure SCM810 to my cannon eosr camera and It works.

[@cludford]

Thanks for the introduction to this product, can you give us a sample of it being used with multiple persons

[@kingstechreviews]

Ok I am going to work in it and then get back to you thanks for your comments.

[@tamking2]

Questin was asked but not answered, what do you use to connect this Audio to your PC for streaming?

[@nathanielfrancis9891]

how do I connect it to my computer ?

[@kingstechreviews]

So you cannot directly connect Shure SCM 810 to the computer I connect it to my Canon camera via headphone jack.

[@nathanielfrancis9891]

I JUST GOT ONE BUT I DON'T HOW TO CONNECT IT TO MY COMPUTER AAND AUDIO INTERFACE

[@paulk1187]

I'm trying the same thing for a hybrid meeting and so far to bring it into my computer for zoom. I brought the xlr output into a channel insert on my Mackie ProFX10v3, with the USB channel 9/10 set to use with usb3/4 engaged (Audio INTERFACE Channel). Then from the XLR out on the Mackie mixer to the facilites sound system, or should be able to send to P/A speakers or room monitors. So far I need to figure out why I had such a loud Popping when turning up the volume. That I believe is possibly a poor/bad cable and or an adapter that I had to use from XLR female to 1/4 male going into the insert on the channel I used on my mixer. Or I was hooking something up wrong, but what did work is it was succesful going into the zoom call / computer.