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[Anthony Lim]

It was wired.

[Kevin Hoober]

Hey Kevin,

Thanks for the tip on the 87's. I have 8 old-school Shure UC's with SM87 heads that get used on choir tours and student camps.  Needless to say they take a beating!

At any rate, one of the capsules started behaving like Anthony's--very low output (yes, all the time, and on different transmitters    ).  I'll have to check out that capsule for a loose wire (or two).

So Anthony, I have an sm87 capsule behaving in a similar manner to yours.  I'm sure mine was dropped, rained on, and worse....  

The other 7 have lived similar lives and still going strong, and hopefully this one has just been waiting to have a connector re-seated

Kevin H

[Dan Johnson]

Last I was aware, Shure does flat rate repairs.  I think it was in the neighborhood of $45 dollars for wired mics and maybe $90 for wireless mics but it's been a while since I've dealt with them so my memory may be off or they may have changed their policies.  If you can't figure out a fix on your own, then definitely call Shure about a repair before you go buy a new one.

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