Shure SM58S - Cardioid Hanheld Dynamic Microphone with Switch

A great mic...it is the go to for everybody. They took good care of me at PSSL. Found it quickly and really nice about the whole visit.

I have been a professional singer for 30+ years and still love the SM58. This one with the on/off switch is even better so I can turn it off while the band is soloing and not have that sound coming through my mic. I love it.

HAVE USED SURE MICS FOR OVER 40 YRS. GREAT QUALITY, GOOD SOUND, A VERY GOOD MIC. USED IN COUNTRY/COUNTRY ROCK BAND, NOW USING IN A SOUTHERN GOSPEL DUO.

You’ve probably been singing your whole life, spent a lot of money on clothes, spent a lot of money on your instruments, and paid your dues! Whether you’re a garage band or out touring the west coast, why wouldn’t you want to sound the best you can sound.

I bought the SM58 for home recording. I record in my living room and therefore a large diaphragm condenser microphone is just not going to work for me. The SM58 is very directional and for the most part ignores the various noises that are all around my apartment building.

While I have had Shire microphones in the past I purchased this one as I need the on/off with. I was impressed with the speed I got it and on the first gig noticed the sharpness in the vocals. Good mic-- I would buy another.

Shure is one of the finest microphone and stage equipment manufacturers in the industry and the SM58S is a classic with modern innovations! Reasonably priced and useful for pretty much all of your public speaking, vocal performances, or MC needs.

Shure Vocal Mic is good sounding and made for the studio or live performances. The only negative comment is the on/off switch. It is too soft when sliding it to the on or off position. It can easily be turned off if your hand is too close to it.

These microphones are outpstanding in every way. A lot of bang for the buck. The only thing that would make to them better is if they were wireless and we purchased these due to budget constraints.

We use these mics as rentals; mostly at podiums in our event spaces. They are really reliable, provide a good quality sound, and take a lot of abuse (I once saw one used as a gavel during a meeting - we strongly advise against that.)