Shure RPM 106 Capsule
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A key component in the SM7 lineage, a reference for vocal recording
The SM7 has established itself as a standard for vocals due to its sound signature and its ability to handle dynamic sources. This replacement capsule fits within Shure's "professional maintenance" approach: rather than replacing the entire microphone, you restore the central element that defines its character.
Who and when to choose this replacement capsule
This capsule is intended for studios, content creators, and technicians who want to restore an SM7A or SM7B after a loss of level, a drop in definition, abnormal noise, or deterioration caused by use. It is also a relevant option for heavily used microphone fleets (studios, control rooms, rental).
Simple maintenance, immediate result on sound capture
By replacing the capsule, you will recover a healthy capture base, essential before any processing (equalization, compression, noise reduction). Once the microphone is restored, you can once again enjoy a stable and usable vocal recording with the expected behavior of the SM7.
Technical specifications
| Category | capsule | Characteristics | dynamic |
| Directivity | cardioid | Compatibility | SM7B |
| Capsule | dynamic | Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Shure RPM 106 capsule compatible with the SM7B?
This capsule is listed as compatible with the Shure SM7B microphone. It replaces the dynamic cardioid transducer element of the mic.
Can this capsule be used on an SM7A?
The description states it is intended for restoring an SM7A or SM7B. However, the technical compatibility specified in the features mentions the SM7B.
What issues might justify replacing an SM7 capsule?
Replacement can be considered after a loss of output level, a decrease in clarity, or the appearance of abnormal noise. It may also address wear caused by heavy use. The capsule then restores the primary transducer of the microphone.
Is the RPM 106 a dynamic cardioid capsule?
The indicated capsule is dynamic with a cardioid polar pattern. This configuration matches the specifications announced for restoring an SM7B.
Is this capsule suitable for maintenance of a microphone fleet?
Its use is intended for studios, control rooms, stages, and rental environments where microphones may be frequently used. The finish provided is black.
