Shure MV7+ (2024)

The Shure MV7+ is a hybrid USB-C and XLR cardioid dynamic broadcast microphone aimed at podcasters and streamers. The XLR output sends a clean analog signal to a mixer or interface, while the USB-C output streams 24-bit/48 kHz audio with onboard DSP, auto-level mode, and real-time denoising. A 3.5mm headphone jack on the base provides zero-latency monitoring when running over USB-C.

Hybrid USB-C + XLR cardioid dynamic broadcast mic with 24-bit USB audio, onboard DSP, and a 3.5mm monitoring jack.

Device Information

Manufacturer
Shure
Release Year
2024
Model Number
MV7+
Category
Microphone

Available Ports

Connector Quantity Power (PD) Capabilities Label Notes
USB Type-C (USB 2.0) 1 — — USB-C Digital Output USB 2.0 audio-class. Carries 24-bit/48 kHz audio with onboard DSP. Bus-powered.
XLR (3-pin Balanced Audio) 1 — — XLR Analog Output Male 3-pin XLR. Clean analog signal, no DSP processing.
3.5mm TRS (Stereo Audio) 1 — — Headphone Monitor Out Zero-latency headphone monitoring when used over USB-C.

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Notes & Compatibility

USB-C and XLR outputs can be used simultaneously — USB carries DSP-processed audio, XLR carries a clean unprocessed signal. USB-C connection is USB 2.0 audio-class. Powered via USB Bus Power when running over USB-C.

Common questions

How many ports does the Shure MV7+ (2024) have?

The Shure MV7+ (2024) has 3 ports in total: 1 × USB Type-C (USB 2.0), 1 × XLR (3-pin Balanced Audio) and 1 × 3.5mm TRS (Stereo Audio).

What kinds of ports does the Shure MV7+ (2024) have?

By connector family, the Shure MV7+ (2024) has 2 Audio and 1 USB.

How many USB ports does the Shure MV7+ (2024) have?

The Shure MV7+ (2024) has 1 USB port: 1 × USB Type-C (USB 2.0).

Does the Shure MV7+ (2024) have HDMI?

No. The Shure MV7+ (2024) has no HDMI port. No video-capable port is recorded for this device.

Does the Shure MV7+ (2024) have a USB-A port?

No. The Shure MV7+ (2024) has no full-size USB Type-A port. It has 1 × USB Type-C (USB 2.0) instead, so full-size USB accessories need an adapter or a hub.

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