Shure's Classic Unidyne Instrument Mic
Vintage mic aficionados at Sweetwater are stoked — Shure's classic Unidyne instrument microphone is back, and better than ever. In the late 1960s, Shure's Unidyne III technology evolved into the SM57 we know and love; a mic that became a cornerstone of all genres of music. But before the SM57, there was the 545; and it was a fixture on stages and in studios around the world.
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Impressive versatility
Today's 545SD features dual-impedance operation and a uniform cardioid polar pattern that make it a versatile dynamic mic for the capture of many types of instruments as well as for use on lecterns in public address systems. Its lockable on/off switch further increases its impressive utility. Stock your studio with a piece of music history: the Shure 545SD!
Shure 545SD Dynamic Microphone Features:
- Ideal for the capture of many types of instruments
- A popular choice for use on lecterns in public address systems
- Uniform cardioid polar pattern for effective feedback resistance
- Selectable dual-impedance operation
- Silent magnetic reed on/off switch with lock option
- Frequency response: 50Hz–15kHz
