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AWESOME MIC
This mic Is one of the best mics I have ever used. It's ability to withstand abuse is great and the sound Is pure.
Reviewed by Ryan on 7/19/2006 who plays Rock.
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Shure SM58S
This mike is simply the best. It is very affordable and perfect for live vocal sounds. You can't go wrong with this one. I personally prefer the on/off switch.
Reviewed by Ron on 3/23/2009 who plays Top 40.
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Great sound, but a little wary of the switch...
This is a great mic - it's tried and true and holds up to it's reputation. I have used it for a few live performances so far and have no complaints. Only thing is the switch doesn't seem very robust like the rest of the microphone. I haven't had any problems yet, but I think that Shure could have beefed up the switch a little more. Starting to wish that I had gotten the standard SM58 - I'm going to stick with the 58S, but I'm a little concerned that the switch might fail some day.
Reviewed by Matt on 2/3/2009 who plays Classic Rock.
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SM58S Performance
The SM58 microphone has been an industry standard for vocals for as long as I can remember. My work as a comedian needs the switch on and off feature and the quality only SM58 offers. Most performers do not need the on and off switch feature but where you want quality vocals and control over your microphones without using a sound person to set the levels this is what you need. Preset the volume on your PA and when it's stage time a flip of the switch gets your performance underway. SM58 is the choice of professionals. It always delivers year after year.
Reviewed by Myk (The Way Cool Guy) on 3/20/2009 who plays Magician / Comedian / Juggler.
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Awesome mic
I am a PRCA rodeo announcer and have used the SM58 w/switch for years. It really brings out the bottom end of my voice like no other mic has. From rockin rodeos to jammin monster truck shows, its dynamic enough to still give unbelievable clarity even with blaring music behind us. It's also tough and can take alot of abuse. In fact, I put on the professional rodeo industry's top rated announcer's school and this is the mic that I recommend to all of my students. Thanks Shure for making such a great product!
Reviewed by Chad Nicholson on 2/21/2009
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Shure SM58S - Perfect
This mic is perfect. Much more than I expected. It is built SOLID, and seems indestructable.
Great Mic!! Great Price.
Reviewed by Gregory Tomczyk on 1/5/2009 who plays All Types - Home Recording Studio.
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One of the best vocal mics available!
The Shure SM58S is a classic! This is been one of the most popular vocal mics for 30 years! They're extremely durable. I've owned several of them over the years, and no matter how many times they've been dropped, they still work! They have a warm, crisp sound that's perfect for live performance.
Reviewed by Jimmy on 12/23/2008 who plays rock, blues, country.
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The Sure SM 58-S
I play & Sing,..Pop, Rock, Blues & Country. If your a versital musician like I am you want the best you can get. The best Sound & Feel. The Sure SM 58-S has been in my line up for over 36 years and it still is the # 1 choice for me. For the money you can't beat them. You need good mics to make good sound,....Sure is the one. Do yourself a favor,.....get the SM 58-S and find out for yourself. Its the 58 with a switch,..good stuff!!! Kido Connelli
Reviewed by Kido Connelli on 11/18/2008 who plays Studio Musician.
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BEST VOCAL MICROPHONE AVAILABLE
As a karaoke singer and former DJ, I got tired of using Nady and other cheap microphones due to the distortion in the sound and the pickup of noise. I bought a pair of SM58S (with switch) microphones about 3 years ago and have never looked back! They really are that good. I have been around sound systems for 30 years and have been told many times to buy only Shure microphones but did not listen due to budget restraints. I finally broke down and bought my very own Shure SM58S microphones and WOW, what a difference!!! There really is a difference. It is like night and day. No distortion. No background noise. No hissing, popping or sputtering! Just clean, crisp vocals. The microphone actually makes people think I can sing! All kidding aside---do not buy an inferior microphone to save a few bucks. Spend the money to do it right or don't do it at all!
Reviewed by Gary McClenny on 11/13/2008 who plays Light rock, country, blues.
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Excellent mic, for those who care how they sound!
Unlike one of the other reviewers who commented that the sm58 is "ok" for those who don't care how they sound, I couldn't disagree more!
The sm58 may look plain but it's one of the most dependable durable microphones whether you're playing local clubs or touring miles from home. It is especially one of the best mics to have for those who care how they sound! I gig 2-4 times a week at many different venues in town that have all sorts of various acoustics to contend with and this mic provides consistent clean and crisp vocals with a lot of gain before feedback.
I'm a drummer so the on-off switch is a good added feature and it's only a few dollars more than the sm58 without the on-off switch. I've had my 58 with the on-off switch for several months now and I've had no problems. I had an sm58 about 10 years ago and foolishly got rid of it so over the years I've tried many other mics from many other companies, some I thought were good like the Crown headset mic, the EV 767 and Audio Technica makes some good mics but very few overall compared to the sm58. The only other Shure vocal mic probably a little better is the Shure Beta 58 but it's also more expensive and for most vocalists it's not necessary. The regular 58 is simply a great mic at a decent price as is the sm57. Both have been around before most of us were even born and will probably still be sold at music stores long after we're gone.
Reviewed by Alex Van Drummer on 7/21/2008 who plays classic rock, modern rock, country, retro pop.
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