SM137
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SM137

The SM137 is a cardioid condenser probe microphone with a flat response, intended for miking instruments in both acoustic and high-volume settings. It suits studio and stage users who want a small-diaphragm instrument mic with a built-in pad.

  • Cardioid condenser probe microphone
  • Ultra-thin diaphragm for smooth highs and tight lows
  • 15 dB pad for high-SPL sources
  • Low self-noise, transformerless preamp circuitry
  • Flat frequency response
  • Includes swivel adapter and zippered pouch

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The SM137 is a cardioid condenser microphone built for instrument pickup. It uses an ultra-thin diaphragm, which gives a smooth top end together with a tight, controlled low end. The response is flat, so the sound it captures stays close to the source.

A 15 dB pad lets the microphone keep a consistent performance across a wider range of high-SPL sources, such as loud amplifiers or drums, as well as quieter acoustic instruments. The preamplifier circuit is transformerless and has low self-noise.

The microphone ships with a swivel adapter and a zippered pouch. Optional accessories listed for it include the A27M stereo microphone adapter, A3WS windscreen, A25D microphone clip, and the A55M and A53M shock mount clips.

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Audio

Type
Condenser
Polar pattern
Cardioid
Diaphragm
Ultra-thin
Frequency response
Flat response
Pad
15 dB
Preamplifier
Transformerless, low self-noise

General

Model
SM137
SKU
SM137-LC
Application
Instrument microphone (acoustic and high volume)
Form
Probe microphone

In the box

Swivel adapter
1
Zippered pouch
1

Optional accessories

Stereo adapter
A27M Stereo Microphone Adapter
Windscreen
A3WS
Microphone clip
A25D
Shock mount clips
A55M, A53M

Gögn: shure.com; myndir: Shure product page · uppfært 2026-10-09 · Fannstu villu? Skrifaðu okkur