Customer Reviews

Shure PG58-XLR Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone with XLR-to-XLR Cable

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So I run a small recording studio in my home and work with the audio systems at our church and other events. All the places I've ever worked at trust SHURE microphones. I bought the PG58, and its apparent why that is. Giving little or no feedback at high volumes, the PG58 really owns up to its SHURE name. It has a shockmount inside so the handling noise is barely there. The rugged handle and materials used to build it can take a serious beating. I myself treat my equipment very well, but I know others who use SHURE microphones and DON'T take the best care....and they're nearly indestructible! Bottom Line, great mic for a great price, especially if you buy it on Amazon! So far, its pleased me endlessly, and I'm sure it will continue to do so!

This is a GREAT mic! I bought it specifically for Karaoke. It is used along side a well worn SM58 and you know what? It actually sounds better than it's more expensive counterpart. Granted it is 20 years newer, but hey...It's great. It makes my crappy voice sound great when singing Karaoke and thats all I care about! For the price, it's a decent mic.

It came with a mic stand holder, a case and a double ended XLR cable. Perfect for my needs. Shure makes good stuff!

Purchased 2 of these for a gig and they performed as good as our SM58's, no problem.

This thing is beautiful. I received it sooner than expected (nice surprise). It's sturdy, kinda heavy and the XLR cable is very long. I connected it immediately to my M-Audio Fast Track Pro, checked if it was working (instant signal) and used it with Adobe Audition 3, trying mainly acoustic guitars and voices, and I had no complains at all about it. The results are clear, pristine and professional. Maybe later, I'll get a preamp or a DI box, but first of all, I'll need a stand for these jewel, because it grabs some noise while handling it. But all of this is secondary... Sadly, now I need a good voice.

im pretty sure its good... i just have it today oct.23 2008 i place the order last oct.18 2008... the only thing i dont like is the cable it should be xlr to xlr but when i open it its a xlr to 1/4 but its ok... i got the pg48 back in 2002 and its still working pretty good now that i have the pg58 i think the mic is better than what i got

You need to purchase another adapter to connect it to your karaoke system. I only noticed it after I got the product and had to ordered it seperatly. But the experience of using it is absolutely wonderful. Better than all the other ones I got so far

This microphone is great for singing with a PA and an electric guitar. I sing worship/praise songs and southern gospel and it is very smooth in the mid range and when you get up close it enhances the bass nicely. I don't think it is the same as an SM58 but it is exactly what I need. Built to last and it is a Shure.

I bought this one to replace a Shure 8900. It's a big step up from that one. I am pleased with it. The old one had a lot of handling noise. This one has a little but it is very good for the money I paid for it. My next one will be an SM58, but that will be awhile from now. I'm very happy with this PG58.

This mic is built well and it has good quality for the price. I've always had good luck with the shure mics I have bought over the years. This one is no exception. You'll do well with this mic I prefer a low impedance mic and this one delivers

This is a nice enough mid range mic. It is rugged, feels substantial in the hand, and can handle the occasional drop on the floor.

Sound quality is fine. I wouldn't used it as a studio reference mic, but for general purpose PA work, it is right up to expectations.