Review on 🎤 Shure PGA48-XLR Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone for Spoken Word, Karaoke | On/Off Switch, 3-pin XLR Connector, 15ft XLR Cable, Stand Adapter, Zipper Pouch by Matt Morgan

I bought this mic because I wanted a home karaoke system on a budget without too much quality to sacrifice. I have no experience with how high quality (expensive) mics are supposed to sound, but I have experience with crappy mics. I mean the ones you use in your typical Korean karaoke bars. If you've got a decent singing voice (but you're not going to be an American Idol winner anytime soon), you're probably looking for mics that reproduce your voice well without breaking it. Bank. I think this mic meets those criteria very well. When I sing it through, I feel like it's an accurate (to my ear) rendition of my voice and I'm happy to hear it. I don't feel the same way about cheaper, lower quality mics. I also chose a wired mic over an inexpensive wireless mic because I felt most of the cost of making the mic went into making it sound good rather than making it work wirelessly. The microphone has a very sleek, professional look and feels solid and beefy. I really thought it looked very short/tiny at first, but when you plug in the cable it looks more like a regular sized mic. There is also an on/off version. If you use a karaoke microphone, I think this is an important feature. (Actually, there are good reasons to buy a microphone without a built-in version for live performance, you can search Google for information about this.) There are also two versions of this product that come with a cable: an XLR version and a 6, 35mm version (QTR) I highly recommend that you know your input jack type to avoid the hassle of changing it. a microphone that suits your abilities – you want to try quality without spending too much