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GLS Audio Vocal Microphone ES-58-S & Mic Clip - Professional Series ES58-S Dynamic Cardioid Mike Unidirectional (With On/Off Switch)

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Brand	GLS Audio
Polar Pattern	Unidirectional
Frequency Range	50 hz - 15 khz
Connector Type	XLR Connector
Connectivity Technology	XLR
Audio Sensitivity	72 dB
Item Weight	0.5 Pounds
Noise Level	72 dB

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Uni-Directional Dynamic Vocal Microphone
Frequency Response: 50 Hz - 15,000 Hz
Sensitivity: -72dB at 1,000 Hz (Open Circuit Voltage)
Can be used with Lo-Z XLR 3 Pin Balanced & Hi-Z 1/4"
Impedance: 300 ohms at 1,000 Hz

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Item Dimensions	2.9 x 9.55 x 2.65 inches	—	10 x 3.5 x 5 inches	3.5 x 10 x 5 inches	9.75 x 5 x 12.25 inches	10.31 x 4.92 x 3.31 inches
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Product description

Professional Microphones & clips at wholesale pricing and we are passing the savings on to you. They were designed to sound just like the standard in the industry, the Shure SM58. We have sold thousands and thousands of them. If you like the Shure SM-58, you will LOVE these GLS Audio ES-58-S mics.

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Item Weight

8 ounces

Product Dimensions

2.9 x 9.55 x 2.65 inches

ASIN

B000RKVH0K

Item model number

37-205

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275 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#17,157 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#80 in Vocal Dynamic Microphones
#6,609 in Music Recording Equipment

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

June 5, 2007

Connector Type

XLR Connector

Size

6 7/8" long x 2" Ball x 7/8" End

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Cindy DeJesus

Good deal for $30

Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2017

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This is a good mic for the discounted price ($29.99), however I wouldn't pay the full price ($119.99) for it. A lot of people were comparing it to a Shure SM 58, so I decided to test them side by side. This mic sounds a little muffled compared to the Shure SM 58, but it seems to project louder. With some adjustments on your mixer's equalizer, you can balance all that out. The biggest difference I noticed was the handling noise. Shure SM 58 mics are built with a shock mount system that is designed to cut down on handling noise (ie. grabbing the mic, taking it in and out of the stand, etc.) The GLS ES-58-S does not have this feature and picks up the noise of moving the mic around and switching the mic on and off with the built in switch. If you are not going to move the mic around, this is a great mic for the price. However, if you are looking for top quality and are willing to spend $100 on a mic, the Shure SM 58 is definitely the way to go.

15 people found this helpful

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G. Escalera

Great mic, Great value!

Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2019

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I'm a professional audio engineer with over 30 years experience specifically in sound reinforcement. I've been a fan and user of GLS microphones for many years. This mic was purchased predominately for MC use. It has been compared to a microphone that is largely considered the most popular of all time. If you look past the label, I challenge you to hear a difference. The price of this mic makes it even more attractive. I've been recommending it for years.

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Nathan La Valley

Great Dynamic Mic! Buy it!

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2015

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Overall Score: 9.5/10

Pros...
cheap
tank like
rich audio quality

Cons...
on off switch? (this might be a problem for some "handsy" singers)

The following link (https://clyp.it/g4lvbndn) is a demo of the album I recently released. On all the songs but the ones with the following lyrics I used this mic for Vocals...

"I need you to know..."
"And I will be the change..."

I think this mic is comparable in quality to the "Industry standard". It sounds equalized but still rich. I don't think there is a better new, live mic for less then 50 dollars. email me if you have any questions or would like sound files of this mic. I would be more then happy to help.

Email: nathanmlavalley@gma(THE LETTER i)l.com

24 people found this helpful

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peederj

Gently ease the foam out of the basket

Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019

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This mic doesn’t really sound like an sm58, maybe more like a beta58, and there are some who say this is a neodymium magnet as in the beta series. I don’t see official confirmation of that but wouldn’t surprise me.

Like a 58, this mic has a foam-filled basket, and it’s easy to unscrew the basket (you’ll notice Teflon threads...definitely not Shure build quality) and if you’re careful with a jewelers screwdriver you can reversibly pull out the foam. This will take the veil off the top end (you’ll be amazed at the difference with no basket at all, which will also open up the low end if you’re willing to risk a $25 mic flying bare) and to my ears give a much more natural presentation than a foam veil. I mean *any* equalizer is likely to be better than foam if you want to roll off the brights.

The capsule assembly is just sitting in the body as a rubber cylinder, pull this out and there’s a lot of hot glue inside but I can’t see if there’s a transformer encased in there. The switch is annoying and pops, but this switched version currently is $25, while the 57 version is $40, so I saved the $15 and ended up with what’s likely the same sound.

I may use it on snare and guitar cab but I won’t sing through it so no worry about the lack of foam. I did find this mic overall better than the $12 Pyle 78 57 clone, even putting a transformer in those. But those do sound a bit more like an sm57.

2 people found this helpful

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M. Maresca

A great alternative to the Shure mics we've been using for the last 50 years.

Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019

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My first experience with the microphone was for hosting a trivia night at the local brewery. The sound was clear and powerful. It worked very well.
I used at band practice last night. Again, it was crisp and clear. It kept up with the other Shure mics that the bandmates were using.
I swapped the GLS out for my SM57 and the 57 was muddier. Given that I get 3 of these microphones for the same price as one Shure, I picked up a couple more.
This microphone feels about as heavy and solid as the Shure. Consider me a fan.

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Art L.

Very good SM58 clone!

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020

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I just performed a side by side test with a Shure SM58 and the GLS ES-58 sounds a bit brighter than the Shure. But this is by no means a bad thing. I'm glad to have the diversity of sound from my mic collection! Just as with the Shure, the GLS mic is built equally as well (pretty much indestructible!) and it's a welcome addition to my collection! The pickup sensitivity seems to be equal with both mics, but as I mentioned, the ES-58 seems brighter on the top end. All in all, very happy with this purchase, and the price can't be beat!!! Thank you!

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Louis O

far superior to what I had been using

Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018

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Not going to compare this to the other 58 but will review it on its own merit. I was looking to replace an old mic that was underpowered and lacked clarity. I have been playing guitar for more than a few decades but have a tight budget, So my mic serves double duty for vocals and recording acoustic guitar. It does both well, far superior to what I had been using. I give it 5 stars because of the performance to cost is a great value. It surpasses my expectations for a mic in this price range. I’ve only had it a couple of weeks so we will see about the durability. At this price I might as well get the ES 57 to mic the acoustic, even though the 58 does it very well.

3 people found this helpful

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Lisa M Kerestly

A High Quality Microphone

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019

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This is an excellent microphone for a live band. We have historically used other "knock-off" SM58 mics (Digital Reference, Behringer) and the GLS ES-58 is a significant upgrade. It's heavy duty and much "hotter" and the sound quality is quite excellent. The on-off switch is (mostly) recessed which is an improvement over other brands. Usually I prefer the no-switch models, but the one downside to the ES-58 is that it can transmit handling noise back to the PA, so I usually switch it off when I remove it from the mic stand. I'm very happy with this microphone.

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