Shure VP89M
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Essential Information About the Shure VP89 Shotgun Microphone
Essential Information About the Shure VP89 Shotgun Microphone
- Modular design: a single microphone body with interchangeable capsules to adapt sound capture to each situation.
- Lobar hypercardioid directivity designed to isolate a source (voice, dialogue, targeted ambiance) in audiovisual production.
- Low-noise Class A preamp and switchable low-cut filter for a clean signal, even in challenging conditions.
- Ready to transport: delivered with a foam windscreen and a rigid carrying case.
Manufacturer Information
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A Modular Shotgun Microphone Built for Broadcast Demands
The Shure VP89 belongs to the "broadcast" microphone category designed for capturing dialogue and precise sources, where intelligibility is paramount. Its modular approach addresses real-world needs: on set, one often alternates between indoor interviews, boom pole use, camera mounting, and more distant scenes. Rather than multiplying microphones, the VP89 offers a unique platform whose directivity and coverage angle can be adjusted via dedicated capsules.
Depending on the capsule used, the stated coverage angle varies: 70 deg for the short VP89S capsule, 50 deg for the medium VP89M capsule, and 30 deg for the long VP89L capsule. The VP89 model is delivered with a "medium shotgun" configuration (VP89M), while the short and long capsules are available as options.
Who It's For and What It's For: Filming, Boom Pole, and Precise Voice Capture
The VP89 targets videographers, sound recordists, journalists, ENG/EFP teams, and content creators seeking a wired shotgun microphone capable of remaining reliable and consistent from one setup to another. Its lobar hypercardioid directivity helps bring the voice forward and reduce side sounds, which is particularly useful in interviews, documentaries, or on set, especially when the environment becomes noisy or reverberant.
It is also suitable for configurations requiring stable and controlled capture: camera mounting (with appropriate accessories), boom pole use, or fixed installation. The "medium shotgun" format offers a relevant compromise between focus and naturalness, especially when the microphone-to-subject distance varies slightly.
Technical specifications
| Sensitivity | -33,5 dBV/Pa (21,1mV) | Nominal impedance | 115 Ω |
| SPL max | 132 dB | Self-noise | 15 dB |
| Frequency response - start | 50 Hz | Connection | XLR |
| Frequency response - end | 20 kHz | Clamp included | No |
| Category | Shotgun Microphone | Included accessories | Windscreen, carrying case |
| Type | broadcast | Weight | 138 g |
| Directivity | hypercardioid | Dimensions (mm) | Ø 21 x 335 |
| Capsule | static | ||
