sE Electronics V7 Black Microphone

The sE Electronics V7 Black - Top-Tier Dynamic Handheld Vocal Microphone!

The V7 Black is a handheld dynamic vocal microphone with a supercardioid polar pattern and highly professional standards.

Innovative Aluminum Voice Coil

The new DMC7 capsule was specially designed for capturing vocals and speech. Thanks to the innovative and unique aluminum voice coil, the V7 Black delivers a very fresh, open sound. It enables a natural reproduction of your voice, and the balanced tone makes the sound engineer’s job easier. The supercardioid polar pattern and the refined acoustic design of the capsule help your voice cut through other instruments and signals on stage and allow for very high feedback resistance.

Patented Integrated Suspension

The new patented suspension effectively decouples the capsule from the housing, significantly reducing handling noise, footfall noise, and rumble. This ensures your voice stays front and center even during energetic stage performances.

Robust Metal Housing and Anti-Roll Protection

The housing is made entirely of solid metal parts—no delicate plastic components. The handle is crafted from proven zinc-aluminum die-cast parts that withstand the highest stresses. The durable microphone grille is made from high-quality spring steel and resists deformation and corrosion. The beveled edges along the grille prevent the microphone from rolling away on flat surfaces like the stage floor or your guitar amp.

Internal Windscreen

The red internal windscreen efficiently reduces unwanted wind and pop noises (e.g., from consonants or plosives). If you prefer a black windscreen, one is also included with the V7.

Gold-Plated XLR Contacts

The gold-plated XLR contacts ensure maximum reliability and permanently prevent any type of corrosion.

The proven neodymium magnets, tight manufacturing tolerances, and high build quality enable outstanding sound quality as well as high sensitivity and durability.

Thanks to its very balanced, neutral tuning, the V7 not only excels at vocal miking but also captures a wide range of other sources, such as electric guitar speaker cabinets, brass instruments, drums, and choirs—both on stage and in the studio.