Shure Mv5/A-B-Ltg Microphone Numérique Noir

💚Excellent à la fois pour Teams sous Windows et pour les prises de vue (et de son) depuis mon iPhone.
Par contre, difficile d'évaluer le mode "parole" vs. "musique".
💚 Pour être franc, le mode "musique" est meilleur (selon mes correspondants) que le mode "parole" sur Teams
💚 En cas de parole sur team, façon "Dark Vador" pensez à passer la configuration du micro dans Windows sur "CD quality." en 48000Hz (merci au support Shure pour l'information)
💚 Seul inconvénient, obligé d'utiliser l'application MOTIV vidéo pour les prises de vue, ou MOTIV Audio pour les prises de son sans video. SAns doute pour contourner les verrous de IOS. Mais l'intégration est plutôt bonne.

👿 Le truc agaçant: le cordon USB mini-lightning entre le téléphone et le micro est beaucoup trop court... le micro est destiné à être posé sur une table, alors que l'on filme en gnéral à hauteur d'yeux... Rageant !!!

Vous l’aurez compris, je recommande sans réserve 💚 💚 💚

Mon avis est sincère, personnel et honnête, et seulement le reflet de ma propre expérience. J'espère qu'il vous aura été utile dans vos choix. Merci de m'avoir lu 😊

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V. Patrick

article déjà déballé!!!

Commenté en France le 10 octobre 2018

je suis plutôt mécontent de mon shure MV5 reçu qui visiblement a déjà été déballé (le scellé a été remplacé par un adhesif lambda) et n'est donc pas neuf: les composants se balladaient dans la boite et visiblement les protections en carton étaient manquantes pour éviter tout mouvement. Carton rouge pour un article vendu et envoyé par Amazon. C'est la 1ere fois que ça m'arrive! je vais le garder pour le moment car il fonctionne mais au moindre problème ce sera un retour...
Edit : Finalement, bien qu'il était déballé le produit et impeccable et sans trace d'usure et fonctionne à merveille! 4 étoiles au lieu de 3

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Jxss

It's Not What Shure Is About

Commenté au Canada le 9 août 2019

Over the years, because I have musicians for parents, I have been around countless Shure microphones. I've always thought of Shure as one of the best mic companies out there and still due. However, the MV5-B-LTG Digital Condenser is a little disappointing.

I bought this for $89.97 (on sale from the regular price of $128.97). I had a certain budget because of the funding I received from Kickstarter. While the regular grey one was $129, the black and red one was slightly cheaper and since it's the same microphone I wanted (just in a different colour), I went for it. When I got it, I was surprised by the great packaging as well as how sturdy everything felt. While the mic itself is very light, it still felt well built. I also love the stand that it comes with. It comes with three settings which is instrument, singing, and voice (which is for stuff like narration or podcasts).

The first thing I noticed when I hooked the mic up to my phone to record into Garageband was that I immediately had a weird slapback delay coming through with a bit of echo on it. I checked the settings in the program but there was nothing that was making the mic sound this way. No matter where I placed the mic, it felt like I was standing in a large hall. While I love reverb and echo, I did not like this at all. I then put my pop filter on that I bought to see if maybe that would make somewhat of a difference. It did, to a degree, but everything around me still echoed. Even the thunder outside roared into the mic, despite it not being that loud at all.

I also noticed that when recording, a certain side of the mic (the right I believe) picked up sound more so than the left and slightly the middle. This was weird as I have never had this occur with any other condenser mics I've had. After a few more tries along with different settings and placing the mic in different places/holding it differently/putting it further and closer to myself, I just gave up. I got a better response taking my pop filter and putting it in front of my phone mic. There was no weird delay/echo and sounds great.

Overall, I'm sad that this mic didn't work out for me. One of the main reasons I bought it was the fact that I've always known Shure to make fantastic mics, no matter the price range. I know they say "you get what you pay for" but I was really expecting better results. The one pro I will say is that it can be hooked up to your computer and your iPhone, and works with two of Shure's iOS apps. I do like the overall look of it and the stand is a great piece. I just think I'll be steering clear of these mics from now on.

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Ted

Works out of the box and gets the job done

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 4 mars 2021

Using on my iPhone and iPad what a Great microphone un fair for me to compare it to another as it’s my first but a fantastic upgrade from the standard mic headphones that came with my device which is what I was having to use before using this on my go to 3rd party karaoke app StarMaker and all functions work well from singing covers to duets and party rooms has a nice red glow to it when turned on in the evening ( back light from power on ) its of good build durable plastic with a metal Stan I have mine connected to a spear tv bracket arm which suits my needs I’m so pleased with this purchase

Raul Carbajal

Calidad de audio

Commenté au Mexique le 23 mars 2023

Excelente calidad de audio, solo un tripié más alto

Avijit Roy

Not good sound - my iphone 13 pro max has outstanding recording

Commenté en Inde le 15 juillet 2022

no need to order at this price, I return this product and ordered Blue yeti x professional today...

ChiTim

Works Great at Great Price

Commenté aux États-Unis le 20 juillet 2016

After a couple of months, I have to say I'm glad I bought this mic. It works as well or better than my old Yeti, for a lot less money and weight. I am a bit partial to Blue microphones, but as an old ham radio operator, I'm quite familiar with the Shure brand. It looks cool, stands up well on a flat surface and according to people in conference calls with me it sounds incredible. I always get compliments in Skype calls. As with any mic I've tried on Macbooks, it doesn't come back from sleep most times; you have to unplug it and plug it in again. But that's an Apple thing. My only nit on Shure is the placement of the hardware mute button on the back. You have to fiddle with the mic to find it and push it in, which causes your audience to hear noise. So I usually use the software mute button on Skype. But it's very nice to have an option other than a headset. Using a headset all day for conference calls, like a gaming headset with boom mic, can be painful to your ears.

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