🎤 Shure BETA 58A Super-Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone Review

The microphone is good. They cheated on the country of origin. Turns out it's made in China. You can see everything in the photo! Its pros: A good microphone, quite sensitive, at the same time, it almost does not take extraneous noise. But because of the deception about the country of origin, I put a two. Got cons: There is no mute button on the microphone, which is very inconvenient. Made in China. The manager claimed (and in the description on aliexpress it is written) that the microphone was

PROS: One of the best mics for live vocals Proven brand Proven quality Proven reliability Every artist and band uses them. Excellent resale value. Includes mic stand clip and zippered carry case. Dynamic microphone, so no phantom power is required. CONS: Strain on your wallet - because it's such a great mic you'll want to buy more and more. It's hard to think of any cons as I've had several of these and highly recommend them. Have used them for years and have never had any problems.

Hot would be a good word, it delivers hot sound with great clarity - very clean powerful sound with a ton of the profit. There's no dirt here, so you can't hide anything. It's not perfect, I would give it 4.5 stars if I could. Noise occurs during operation. This noise level doesn't really matter when you're playing rock music, but it's there in conversation if you're not careful. The tone is a little less warm than I would like, but overall this mic is amazing! People say they're indestructible

Took cuz i had nothing to compare and fakes get really good but i recently bought a legit beta 58a and as soon as i opened it i could tell that the one i previously bought here was a fake. First note: The blue stripe on the real lighter color, the "U" on the Shure was with a space on the fake and the real one was very sharp, then the wiring in the fake was red and black and the real Shure is always yellow and green. This frustrated me a lot as I have always trusted Revain to enforce the law…

Excellent mic. I bought this mic because I saw how popular it was and realized I needed it in my life as a musician and songwriter. It didn't disappoint. It's currently my favorite of the three mics in my studio. But in reality all 3 sound about the same (compared to a Shure SM57-LC mic and a Sennheiser mic I bought a long time ago). I think the reason I vote this my favorite is because I like the way it looks. I like how it looks on camera. I've written several songs with it and used it on…

Don't know what's up with all the reviews that you got a fake product, maybe from other sellers or something? The one I received is 100% authentic. I've been in the music business for over 30 years and Shure mics have always been my favorite mics, so I know them. I mainly used SM-57 and SM-58, although I had the opportunity to use the beta version at exhibitions. I kept telling myself I have to get one and then forget it quickly. I finally got it and happily replaced my SM-58 for vocal…

I was looking for a mic that would improve the quality of my singing. I have a softer, richer voice and I needed a mic that offered clarity and volume. Tried Sennheiser e935 and Shure sm58. The E935 was warmer and had less proximity effect. However, I had to be very close to the mic to pick up the vocals and the PA system made a hissing noise when the gain was turned up. Then I tried the SM58 - it was good but muddy and bass-heavy. So I tried Beta 58A. I was amazed at how clear and crisp it…

I was looking for an XLR microphone to use with my Smule Karaoke Sing app in combination with the iRig-pre adapter. It seems like an exaggeration, I know, but it really isn't. Be patient and listen to me. let me explain. First, I can't sing into headphones. They still sound good, but they don't feel good. A handheld or vertical microphone is always handy. In order to use these apps, you need in-ear headphones or wired headphones so that you can listen to music. With standard headphones or…