Used Shure SCM410 / SCM410E
Used Shure SCM410 / SCM410E units are four-channel automatic microphone mixers designed for sound reinforcement, audio recording and broadcast applications. Second-hand examples offer fast, noise-free microphone selection with automatic gain adjustment and per-channel equalisation. Scroll down to browse the used Shure SCM410 and SCM410E listings currently available.
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Shure SCM410 / SCM410E specifications
| Brand | Shure |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Shure SCM410 / SCM410E
The Shure SCM410 / SCM410E is a four-channel automatic microphone mixer suited to sound reinforcement, recording and broadcast environments where multiple microphones are in use. It accepts any low-impedance dynamic or condenser microphone, including wireless models, via active balanced XLR inputs, and provides an active balanced Mic/Line XLR output alongside an unbalanced auxiliary phono output. Each channel features a two-band equaliser to reduce unwanted low-frequency pickup and to match different microphone types, plus three logic terminals for controlling external devices. NOMA gain adjustment, a Last Mic Lock-On circuit, a peak-responding output limiter and bi-colour LEDs round out the feature set. The SCM410 runs on 100-120 V AC; the SCM410E on 220-240 V AC. Multiple units can be linked together or connected to compatible Shure mixers, and the half-rack format allows flexible installation.
Shure SCM410 / SCM410E — buyer FAQs
What is the Shure SCM410 and what is it used for?
The Shure SCM410 is a four-channel automatic microphone mixer intended for sound reinforcement, audio recording and broadcast applications where multiple microphones are in simultaneous use. It handles any low-impedance dynamic or condenser microphone, including wireless models, and provides fast, noise-free automatic microphone selection with NOMA gain adjustment that responds as additional microphones are activated.
Who makes the SCM410 and how does it fit into the Shure automatic mixer range?
The SCM410 is made by Shure, an American audio manufacturer with a long history in professional microphones and related audio products for live performance, broadcast and installation. Within the automatic mixer range it sits alongside larger models, and multiple SCM410 units can be linked to each other as well as to the Shure FP410, SCM810 and SCM800 for expanded channel counts in larger installations.
What connectivity and signal-processing features does the SCM410 offer?
Each channel has active balanced microphone-level XLR inputs and a two-band equaliser designed to reduce low-frequency pickup and to make lavalier, boundary and handheld microphones sound consistent with one another. The mixer provides an active balanced Mic/Line XLR output, an unbalanced auxiliary phono output, three logic terminals per channel for controlling external devices, a peak-responding output limiter and bi-colour channel activation and clipping LEDs.
What is the difference between the SCM410 and the SCM410E?
The two variants are electrically identical in function but differ in mains voltage. The SCM410 operates on 100-120 V AC, making it suited to North American power supplies, while the SCM410E operates on 220-240 V AC for use in regions with European-standard mains. Both are supplied with a power cord, rack-mounting hardware and a link cable, and both fit a half-rack space.
What should I check when buying a used Shure SCM410 or SCM410E?
Confirm which voltage variant you are buying, SCM410 or SCM410E, as this determines compatibility with your local mains supply. Check that the link cable and rack-mounting hardware are included, and verify that all four channels, the output limiter LED and the bi-colour indicators are functioning. Used units on 10K Used carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
