Capture toms and instruments with legendary clarity.

Get studio-quality instrument recordings with a UA-designed dynamic modeling microphone

Harness the authentic sound of the most popular microphones ever made with Hemisphere mic modeling technology

Get precise results in any environment, from pro rooms and home studios to stages

Find your perfect sound with ease using filter, proximity, and axis controls

Details

Microphone Type: Dynamic
Polar Pattern: Hypercardioid
Frequency Range: 30 Hz – 17 kHz
Sensitivity: -54 dB
Output Impedance: 600 Ohms
Connector: 3-Pin XLRM
Included Accessory: Integrated standmount w/ angle adjustment, “⅝” to ⅜” thread adapter, storage pouch
Dimensions: 4.47″ (113.5 mm) length, 1.97” (50 mm) width, 3.84” (97.5 mm) height
Weight: 1.05 lbs (475 g)

Capture Toms & Instruments with Legendary Clarity

Name: Universal Audio SD-7 Dynamic Microphone with Hemisphere Modeling NEW! - Suhavi Mart
Price: 18278 INR
Availability: InStock

Easily capture tom drums, guitar cabs, horns, and more with natural open tone. A classic dynamic mic with high SPL handling, hypercardioid polar pattern, and best-in-class Hemisphere mic modeling — SD-7 gives you pro sound with precision, in any environment.

Record Through Five Famous Instrument Mics

SD-7 is powered by the same mic modeling technology found in our award-winning UA Sphere microphones. With the included Hemisphere Mic Collection software, it’s the only dynamic modeling mic that gives you the authentic sound of famous dynamics from Sennheiser and Beyerdynamic.*

A Modeling Mic That Works for You

SD-7 and the included Hemisphere Mic Collection software work with or without UA hardware, and go way beyond subtle EQ curves to give you precise control over filter, proximity, and axis-an industry first. Just set up SD-7 and use the plug-in to quickly find that “sweet spot” for a guitar amp, or make horns pop through the mix.

Discover Your Best Sounds

From a rowdy stage to a quiet studio, SD-7’s ultra-high SPL capability makes it a perfect choice for loud, transient-rich sources. And thanks to its hypercardioid polar pattern, you’re able to back the mic away for added “air” without sacrificing isolation.