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  3. Audio-Technica AT2040 vs Shure MV7
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Audio-Technica AT2040 vs Shure MV7

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Audio-Technica AT2040
Audio-TechnicaAudio-Technica AT2040
Shure MV7Top pick
ShureShure MV7
Price
₹7,459Lowest
₹53,223
Editor score
8.4
8.8Best
Quality
8.7
9.1Best
Value
8.9Best

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Audio-Technica AT2040
8.4editor

Audio-Technica

Audio-Technica AT2040

A hypercardioid dynamic microphone designed specifically for podcasting, streaming and spoken-word recording.

From

₹7,459

Shure MV7
8.5
Build
9.0
9.4Best
Beginner friendly
7.8
9.1Best
Portability
7.5
8.0Best
Highlights
Better value
Better overallFor beginners
TypeDynamicDynamic
Polar PatternHypercardioidCardioid
ConnectionXLR—
ApplicationPodcast and spoken word—
Connections—USB and XLR
Headphone Output—3.5mm
DSP—MOTIV processing
Pros
  • Strong room rejection
  • Podcast-focused sound
  • Solid build
  • Good value
  • USB and XLR
  • Strong voice isolation
  • Headphone monitoring
  • Excellent build quality
Cons
  • XLR only
  • Needs interface
  • Best when used close
  • Requires close technique
  • More expensive than basic USB mics
  • Not ideal for distant sources
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8.8editor

Shure

Shure MV7

A hybrid USB/XLR dynamic microphone inspired by broadcast microphones and designed for speech and vocals.

From

₹53,223