Overview
The Shure KSM9HS is a condenser microphone with switchable polar pattern (switchable hypercardioid/subcardioid pattern, black, 3-pin XLR connector). Condenser microphone that captures extraordinary vocal detail due to its switchable hypercardioid and subcardioid patterns. It features exceptional consistency across all frequencies, a dual Mylar diaphragm, a shock mount, and multiple color options.
Corporate AV supplies, installs and supports the Shure KSM9HS across India. Request a quote for supply, installation and commissioning.
Key features
- Exceptional consistency across all frequencies, providing more gain before feedback, while decreasing proximity effect
- Dual gold layered, low-mass Mylar® diaphragm design
- Switchable polar patterns (hypercardioid and subcardioid)
- Advanced suspension shock mount
- Gold-plated internal and external connectors, including XLR Output Durable aluminum housing
- Available as wireless handheld transmitter SKUs
- Zippered carrying case
Key Benefits
Exceptional consistency across all frequencies, providing more gain before feedback
Dual gold layered, low-mass Mylar® diaphragm design
Switchable polar patterns (hypercardioid and subcardioid)
Advanced suspension shock mount
Gold-plated internal and external connectors, including XLR Output Durable aluminum housing
Ideal Applications
Live vocal performance and presentation
Houses of worship
Theatres and venues
Corporate events and speeches
Technical Specifications
What's Included
Sourced right. Installed right.
Additional Information
- Genuine Shure stock with manufacturer warranty support
- Custom pricing for bulk and multi-room / multi-site rollouts
- Local after-sales support — a real team you can call or WhatsApp, not a call centre
- Expert guidance on product selection and deployment planning
- Professional installation across Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and the wider India region
Corporate AV supplies and installs Shure products across Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and the wider India region.
