Shure Pack Of 3 Mics Nexadyne 6

A Shure Drum Microphone Designed for the Modern Stage

The Shure Nexadyne 6 follows the tradition of the brand's performance microphones: durability, manufacturing consistency, and reliable results from one gig to the next. Dedicated to toms and snare drums, it aims for a clean and immediately usable capture, with very controlled directivity to keep the focus on the shell, even in dense drum kit setups.

With its black finish and format adapted for rim mounting, it positions itself as a professional tool focused on efficiency: quick placement, solid mechanical durability, and consistent sound for live, rehearsal, and recording.

Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?

The Nexadyne 6 is intended for drummers, sound engineers, and backline technicians seeking a dynamic microphone capable of handling high SPLs while maintaining precise attack reproduction. On a snare drum, it highlights the "crack" and definition while preserving the shell's character. On toms, it helps achieve a clear strike, solid low end, and better-controlled resonance in the mix.

It is particularly relevant when separation is critical: compact stages, close cymbals, powerful monitors, or multi-track recordings where reducing time spent correcting bleed with EQ and dynamic processing is desired.

Revonic Technology, Directivity, and Construction: What Makes the Difference

Revonic: Dual Engine for More Clarity

At the heart of the Nexadyne 6, the Revonic technology relies on a dual-engine transducer: two calibrated diaphragms work together to optimize response and improve source clarity. The result is a clearer and more direct reproduction of toms and snare drums, with a sound that sits better in the mix and requires less corrective equalization.

Supercardioid: Less Cymbals, More Shell

The supercardioid directivity is a major asset for drums. It allows focusing the capture on the useful area (head and rim), while rejecting more off-axis sounds. Practically, this means better definition and control, and the ability to push the level in the PA system with more confidence, especially when cymbals dominate or the stage is noisy.

A Microphone Built to Take a Beating

Shure pays attention to the mechanical aspect with a die-cast zinc housing and a reinforced shock-resistant grille, designed to withstand the demands of drum mounting: vibrations, accidental stick hits, repeated transport. The black-finished XLR connection completes a discreet, coherent package built for intensive use.

Technical specifications

Frequency response	50 Hz - 16 kHz	Connection	XLR
Sensitivity	–61.0 dBV/Pa (0.9 mV/Pa) 1 Pa = 94 dB SPL	Clamp included	Yes
Category	instrument microphone	Included accessories	microphone clip
Type	Battery	Color	Black
Directivity	supercardioid	Cables included	No
Capsule	dynamic	Switch	No
Nominal impedance	335 Ω	Weight	245 g

Output impedance at 1 kHz	335 ohms	Housing	die-cast zinc with black paint
Polarity	positive pressure on the diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3	Grille	reinforced shock-resistant grille
Connector	3-pin male XLR connector