Shure KSM11 B-Stock

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Condenser Microphone

3/4" gold diaphragm
Polar pattern: Cardioid
Frequency range: 50 - 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity: -46.5 dBV/Pa
Max. sound pressure level: 151 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio: 71.5 dB
Elegant balance of full low-end, clear mids and detailed highs
Optimised off-axis attenuation
Advanced vibration absorber minimises grip noise
Robust hardened steel microphone grille with three-stage pop filter
Weight: 150 g
Colour: Black
Includes zipper case and microphone clamp

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Leverbaar sinds Mei 2025
artikelnummer 623067
verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
On/Off Switch No
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Colour Black
Lo Cut No
Pad No
Diameter 48
Weight 150 g
Frequency range from 50 Hz
Frequency range to 20000 kHz
Microphone Mount Yes
Bag Yes

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A vocal mic with exceptional clarity

The Shure KSM11 is a high‑quality condenser vocal microphone that delivers tight low‑end precision, clean, articulate mids, and plenty of detailed top‑end. It has a very transparent, natural sound that doesn't need lots of other devices in a complex signal chain to make it shine. Its refined cardioid pickup pattern – immensely reliable thanks both to the transducer's design itself and Shure's shock‑absorber tech, which keeps the capsule stable – focuses cleanly on vocals and speech while keeping unwanted lateral noise out of the picture. The KSM11 also features a dedicated vibration absorber and an integrated pop‑protection system, trimming down additional noise before it even hits the preamp. With this toolkit, the field-tested Shure KSM11 is the ideal mic for a wide range of pro‑level applications.

A heart of gold

The heart of the Shure KSM11 is its condenser capsule: Packed with premium electronics, it was first rolled out for wireless systems in April 2022. It's fitted with a ¾" gold diaphragm and can handle a range of 50Hz–20kHz, at a phenomenal maximum SPL of 151dB. The hardened‑steel grille ensures real robustness, while the built‑in shock absorber keeps handling noise to a minimum. Through its XLR output, the KSM11 feeds straight into a mixing desk – all it needs is phantom power and clean levels for distortion‑free gain. There's no switch on the mic itself, so the talent can't accidentally mute themselves. Instead, they can concentrate on their performance; weighing in at just 150g, the KSM11 sits comfortably in any singer's or presenter's hand.

Zip-up case for the Shure KSM11, pro vocal mic

Crystal clear concerts

The Shure KSM11 is aimed at singers, presenters, and sound engineers who want transparent, crystal‑clear audio for concerts, broadcast work, event recording, and livestreaming. With its standout off‑axis attenuation, the mic keeps its focus firmly on the source, so lateral sound barely registers in the mix. Thanks to its refined sonic character, there's no need for EQ touch‑ups, which speeds up the workflow and keeps the spotlight squarely on the artist's performance. All these qualities have made the KSM11 a firm favourite among the stage crews of world-famous artists such as Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa, and Tyler, the Creator, where it helps them deliver their consistently strong shows when they're on tour.

About Shure

The American company Shure began developing microphones during the early 1930s and is one of the pioneers of the audio engineering sector. Models such as the 55 Unidyne – known to many as the "Elvis microphone" – and the SM57 and SM58 which appeared in the mid-1960s are still ubiquitous in live sound production today. They enjoy cult status among musicians and technicians alike. In the 1990s, Shure introduced the first wireless microphones and in-ear monitoring systems and became a market leader in this field. In addition to microphones, Shure offers a wide range of earphones and headphones for studio and live use, as well as various accessories.

Uniform, intelligible, and linear

The precise sound profile of the Shure KSM11 makes it easy to put together a mix for a successful live show. When singers or presenters hold the mic closer to their mouths, this further emphasises the proximity effect, giving their voices a warm low-end boost without them losing any clarity or presence. And no matter the angle at which the sound enters the mic, the signal's speech intelligibility is uniformly excellent. Finally, the KSM11's remarkably linear frequency response up to 3kHz effectively minimises the familiar issues that can occur when a singer wraps their hands around the mic, obstructing the ports – this often gives mics a muddy, hollow tone, as well as increasing the risk of feedback. Not a problem with the refined and yet robust Shure KSM11. It ships with a Shure mic clamp and zip-up case to keep it safely protected when it's not in use.

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