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SHURE SM7B Noise

System Nominal

The 'noise' is typically not a defect but a byproduct of the SM7B's low-sensitivity transducer design interacting with high-gain preamp circuitry. In engineering terms, when the gain required to reach a nominal signal level (-18dBFS to -12dBFS) exceeds the clean headroom of the preamp, the inherent thermal noise of the electronics becomes audible as a constant hiss or buzz.

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