Shure Nexadyne 5 B-Stock
Dynamic Guitar Amp Microphone
- Polar pattern: Supercardioid
- Frequency range: 50 - 16,000 Hz
- Sensitivity: -61.0 dBV/Pa / 0.9 mV/Pa
- Shure Revonic dual-engine transducer technology
- XLR 3-pin connection
- Weight: 295 g
- Colour: Black
- Includes travel bag, microphone clamp and 5/8" to 3/8" adapter
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Available since February 2025
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Item number 612341
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Two transducers, one source
The Shure Nexadyne 5 is a supercardioid dynamic microphone specifically designed for capturing guitar amplifiers in live and studio environments. Featuring Shure's patented Revonic Dual-Engine transducer technology, which employs two precisely matched capsules working in tandem – one facing the source for clarity and isolation, the other wired out of phase to cancel mechanical noise and handling interference – it captures the full range of amplified guitar with little to no additional signal processing required. Its side-address form factor is designed to hang directly in front of a speaker cabinet, while its focused supercardioid polar pattern effectively rejects off-axis sources – a valuable property on loud stages where spill from neighbouring sources is a constant challenge.
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Present and correct
The Shure Nexadyne 5 is specifically designed to capture the full sonic spectrum of amplified guitar – from clean lead tones to heavily distorted fuzz, and everything in between. Its frequency response of 50Hz–16kHz provides a natural, balanced foundation, while a presence peak centred at 6kHz adds definition and cut without harshness. The Revonic dual-transducer system minimises mechanical noise, unwanted resonance, and ambient spill through phase cancellation, ensuring a clean, focused signal at source. Housed in a rugged die-cast aluminium body with steel mesh grille, the Nexadyne 5 is both durable and discreet on stage, thanks to its non-reflective black finish.
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The expert's mic
The Nexadyne 5 is aimed at live sound and studio engineers, as well as guitarists themselves – anyone who needs a reliable and consistent guitar amp mic that delivers a usable sound quickly with minimal desk EQ. Its excellent off-axis rejection is particularly valuable on busy stages where bleed from other instruments and monitoring is a constant challenge, and its detailed, natural sound signature translates equally well to professional recording environments. Guitarists and bassists who manage their own sound will find it a straightforward and dependable choice, whether positioning it in front of a combo amp at a club gig or setting it up for a studio session across a range of genres and styles.
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About Shure
The American company Shure began developing microphones during the early 1930s and is one of the pioneers of the audio engineering sector. Models such as the 55 Unidyne – known to many as the "Elvis microphone" – and the SM57 and SM58 which appeared in the mid-1960s are still ubiquitous in live sound production today. They enjoy cult status among musicians and technicians alike. In the 1990s, Shure introduced the first wireless microphones and in-ear monitoring systems and became a market leader in this field. In addition to microphones, Shure offers a wide range of earphones and headphones for studio and live use, as well as various accessories.
From the stage to the studio
The Nexadyne 5's side-address design allows it to hang directly over the front of a guitar cabinet, with the XLR cable threaded through the amp's carrying handle for secure, stable positioning without a stand. For conventional stand or boom use, the A25E mic clip it ships with provides a reliable alternative. Experimenting with placement – moving the mic between the dust cap and the cone edge – yields a range of tonal options, from a fuller sound with more low-end body to a tighter, more present response. Its robust die-cast aluminium construction and the zipper pouch included make it equally well suited to the demands of touring. From festival stages and club rigs to professional recording studios, the Nexadyne 5 delivers consistent, reliable performance wherever it is deployed.
In the spotlight
Revonic Dual‑Engine transducers
Shure's patented Revonic Dual-Engine transducer technology combines two precisely matched transducers in the same body – one facing the source, one facing backward and phase-inverted. Acoustically coupled with matched responses, the two transducers work together so that mechanical noise, stage rumble, and low-frequency interference are suppressed through phase cancellation, while the desired acoustic signal is preserved and reinforced. The mic's internal geometry further contributes to off-axis rejection of mid and high frequencies entering the rear transducer's vents, and the presence boost characteristic of the Nexadyne series is achieved acoustically rather than electrically – with no EQ circuitry involved. The result is a natural, consistent sound that requires minimal treatment, particularly in demanding live environments.
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