The V7 X dynamic instrument microphone strips away the sonic barriers between your instruments and your audience, creating an intimate connection that brings performances to life. This supercardioid microphone serves as the instrumental counterpart to the acclaimed vocal-focused V7, featuring a specialised capsule with an innovative aluminium voice coil and completely new acoustic design. The custom DMC7 X capsule has been specifically tuned for full-bandwidth instrumental reinforcement and recording, offering a perfect balance of detailed highs and deep, ultra-powerful lows that suit nearly any source.
From electric guitar cabinets and brass instruments to snare drums and choir applications, the V7 X captures every nuance with remarkable clarity. The upper frequency range remains smooth and balanced, while the lowered resonance and extended low frequency response accommodate a complete spectrum of instruments including 4x12 guitar cabs, toms, horns, and rotary organs. The supercardioid pattern provides excellent isolation from other stage sources, efficiently reducing bleed and allowing copious amounts of gain before feedback occurs.
Built for the rigours of professional use, the V7 X features an all-metal construction with no plastic components. The chassis utilises high-quality, highly durable zinc alloy designed to withstand years of on-stage stress, while the spring steel mesh grille offers dent-proof and corrosion-free reliability. Advanced internal capsule suspension efficiently decouples the capsule from mechanical vibration, providing exceptionally low rumble and handling noise compared to other microphones in its class. The package includes both a red internal windscreen for standard use and a black windscreen accessory for those preferring a more subtle visual appearance.
- Dynamic microphone, custom-tuned for instrumental use
- Supercardioid polar pattern
- Aluminium voice coil provides great sound reproduction
- Detailed highs and deep, powerful lows allow for a wide variety of uses
- Fantastic off-axis rejection, meaning great on-stage isolation
- Internal capsule suspension (shock-mount) to reduce low rumble and handling noise
- Small bevels on edges stop the microphone from rolling when lying on side
- 30 Hz - 19 kHz frequency range



