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Shure Review
This is a amazing microphone and is one of the best ones i have used.

S-M-O-O-T-H... "Audio Velvet"
Just look around at TV shows and see how speakers, singers, other personalities and performers use THIS microphone. The word has gotten out that if you want to sound your BEST use this baby! I do and I would NOT settle for any less now.

Wonderful for spoken word and podcasting...
After using countless large diaphragm condenser mics over the years, I've settled on the Beta 87a and the Beta 58a for my vocal work.
I've produced podcasts, spoken word pieces and voiceovers with both of these microphones with superb results with hardly any EQ needed. (You can listen to samples at blog.visitronix.com)
Neither one of these mics will let you down. I highly recommend them!

Lives up to hype
Every positive comment about this microphone is right on. I finally have found a mic that captures every resonance, and clarity. I have used it to record and perform live. This is an amazing tech. that delivers real results. I bought it based on reviews without trying it out first, and it was the best mic purchase I have ever made. This mic has a quality that far exceeds the initial investment.


Best Available at Reasonable Price
This is the best available reasonably priced cartridge going. Nothing else to say but it sounds great.

Perfect transaction
This is an awesome cartridge for serious fans of records. We love it. It arrived quickly and in perfect condition.

The perfect replacement for the perfect cartridge
Analog music lovers will be happy to know the perfect replacement exists for the stylus on the exquisite M97xEstereo cartridge from Shure. Shure continues to be the leader in high performance, affordable moving-magnet phono cartridges. The sound is rich, clean, and full-bodied, with ample stereo separation and the ability to track even difficult to play records. The N97xE insures that this wonderful cartridge will continue to perform its labor of love for years to come. If you own this cartridge, make "shure" you have a spare stylus on hand.

A core package of microphones for recording and performing drummers at a great price. Click to enlarge. |
Durable carrying case included. |
Three SM57s
The industry standard for snare drum, and a reliable and high-performing choice for toms, the Shure cardioid dynamic SM57 microphone features a contoured frequency response that cuts through the mix with exceptional impact, while reproducing sound accurately.
One Beta 52A
Perfect for the kick drum, the supercardioid Beta 52A derives its low-end punch and sonic presence from a carefully tailored frequency response. Equipped with its own pneumatic shock mount, the Beta 52A is designed with an integral locking stand mount for quick-and-easy set up.
Three A56D Mounting Systems
The A56D universal drum mounting system can be used to position microphones virtually anywhere--on drum rims, microphone stands, even cymbal stands. Designed with captive parts to prevent the loss of individual pieces, the A56D is small, secure, and can be used with any standard microphone, making it a great tool for both stage and studio environments.
Case Included
A lightweight, durable carrying case is included, for taking your mics along to the next session.
What's in the Box
Three SM57 Microphones, One Beta 52A Microphone, Three A56D Mounting Systems, Carrying Case

Definitely worth the money!
I just started recording my own music and these Mics are the best purchase I've made so far. They're much cheaper in a package and comes with everything you need to mount onto a drumset. You'll need to supply your own cables though.
I made a few preliminary recordings with this kit plus 2 Rode NT5's for overheads and the raw recording sounded very professional. After a little bit of tweaking and running a multi-band compressor, the piece sounded awesome!
The SM57's are built to last. I've seem some torture tests and these things just don't seem to want to break.
You will not be disappointed with this purchase.

Great price on TOP quality mics!
These microphones are VERY high quality. SM57's are clear, clean and bulletproof... and after I put the Beta-52 in my kick drum, the 18s shook harder and the 15s punched tighter. The reason for my review, however, isn't to rave about these mics (they speak for themselves, do some research), but to rave about the PRICE. Just buying 3 SM57s individually will cost you 0. Add the Mic clips at a piece, and you're at 0 already, and that doesn't even count the Beta 52, which is now cheaper than free! (and it's the most expensive mic in the kit!). What a deal. I bought 2. At first I wasn't sure I could use the other Beta 52, but I couldn't see paying MORE to buy the other 57s I needed... and as it turns out, that "extra kick mic" sounds GREAT on my 18" floor tom! If you need mics and want quality and aren't rich... BUY THIS SET!

Good mics, great price.
If you're doing live sound or a budget, or just starting to get into decent recording gear, this is definitely not a bad place to start. You can put an SM57 in front of just about anything and get a usable sound. A lot of people love them on snare's and guitar cabs, and get fantastic sounds from them. I'm sure you could get BETTER sound from other mics, but it's a very versatile mic, and is a great bang for your buck. It would never hurt to have 3 in your mic locker... especially if you're doing live sound. I haven't used mine live so I can't comment on the included rim mounts as I use stands in the studio, but they seem like they'd get the job done.
Given the choice, I'd probably prefer to own an AKG D112 over the Beta 52... but I couldn't pass up the price of this pack. I have both, and use them for different things, depending on the sound I want. I'm definitely not complaining about the Beta 52. I'm super happy with it, and it definitely has its place in the studio and venue. The Beta 52 is less expensive... especially if you buy it in this pack. So why limit yourself to one kick mic? Start with this pack, and if you feel like you need another mic down the road when you have extra cash, get a different one. The more the better.
If your goal is to mic a drum kit on a budget, get these and a budget pair of small diaphragm condensers for overheads (MXL 603s perhaps), and you're set.
If you know exactly what you want and don't mind spending a bit more, buy different mics. If you're on a budget (studio OR live), are just getting into the realm of decent gear and need a starting point, or happen to be searching for a few SM57's and a Beta 52, this is the package for you!

Drum Mic kit
If you are playing in a large venue and putting drums through the PA or recording, this is one of the two drum mic kits to get. The other kick drum mic to consider is the Audix D6, but the Shure B52 is used by many professionals, too. As far as the SM57's in the it go, they are the ultimate desert island mic - good on anything. The rim connectors to hold the mics work fine - you will need a small stand to attach the B52 with for the kick drum. Overall, this is one of the best kits out there at a reasonable price - it comes complete with a nice carry case as well.

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PG 58
A good microphone for indoor music studios.
I used this for the independant films for a few months and it DID NOT WORK RIGHT!
It is all in 1 channel mono which is annoying as hell!
It would often turn on and off automaticaly unless on a boom, the cords don't stay in correctly at ALL!
It has really pissed off many of us in the productions.
I would only perfer this microphone to musicians.
is a bad price when you can buy a condeser microphone for that works 10 times better!

Perfectly meets my requirements
Nicely built and works well for the singing needs of our friends and family. Mostly being used inside a house, and perhaps the SM series would generate better sound, but I could not tell the difference between this and other more expensive mikes we've used in our singing sessions.

Sorry, Charlie.
I wasn't real impressed with this Mic. Granted, i didn't pay a whole heaping for it, but still. I gave it three stars because it hasn't failed me yet and it's made very well. The biggest drawback was the sound quality. I have a cheaper offbrand mic and it sounds just as good.

Just right for the money.
Building a home studio, owned a few mics before this, some were more expensive some cheaper. This microphone blows them all away, there's a reason Shure has such a good reputation in this industry. This mic is built rock solid, the switch feels really solid and I don't have to worry about it breaking. First time I used this I was absolutely amazed at how crisp and clear the recording was. I'm buying two more.

Specifications
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Excellent Cartridge
Good cartridge for playing your old 78's. Automatically connects from
mono to stereo connection.

Great Product but Beware of Instructions
The sound quality plucked out of my old 78s is excellent, and the cartridge does it with a low tracking force. Highly recommended.
Beware, however, of the installation instructions. For proper operation, remove the jumpers. Thanks to other reviewers for the heads-up on this.

Perfect!
The cartridge mounted perfectly on my Dual CS5000 turntable, and plays 78 rpm records beautifully. I am more than content.

A good choice for the money
I have transferred almost 100 78 recordings to my computer and then burned them to CD using this cartridge. I did have to raise the tracking force from 3 to 3.5 grams to insure better tracking, especially on any recordings that are warped. I use this cartridge solely for 78 recordings. There are cartridges that track at 4-5 grams, but they cost more. Each person has to decide whether that cost is worth it. For the price the Shure m78s is a good buy.

| Whether in a classroom, meeting room, church or performance hall, its wide frequency response, unidirectional pickup pattern, and high output make vocal performances sound clear and vibrant. It's also suitable for instrument pickup. Ready to plug and play (compatible with most major sound cards), it features a 15-foot XLR-1/8" (3.5mm) cable and 1/4" adapter included in the box.
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Not a great mic,but worth the price
Its a cheap mic and you get what you pay for. It a crappy vocal mic, but if ur using it in a studio like i was it can be somewhat useful. Works good for micing a drum and with some decent EQ, its not terrible. In terms of using it as a vocal mic, I had some problems. First its very sensitive to any type of sudden movements. If you don't hold it tightly, you will get loud booms any time u move. Overalll, you can make up for the sub par quality by using it in combination with their high quality mics.

Mic Review
Great mic for the money. This will do nicely until i have the money to buy a more profesional studio mic.

Worth the money
For it's kind of a no-brainer to me. It works pretty well. Sorta quiet, but clear.



Scratch---Don't Sniff
The always versatile Shure SC35C, providing just what the novice DJ needs to kick some breaks and scratch for days. If you are looking for a stylus that can do it all, this is the one for you. So put that needle on the record and get to cuttin'...


Nady or Shure?
I bought the Nady pcm-200 before the Shure, the Nady has more power fatter sound but it's very stand noisy. The noise makes it un-useable on a wooden floor like most stages are made of. The shure has no mic-stand noise less S-and-P problems and it's just more professional,The extra cost is worth it in the end.

Great Looker
My son was so happy to receive this microphone for Christmas. I can't tell you about the sound quality, but according to him Shure is a good brand. It was definitely one of his Christmas morning highlights. Its a great looking mic that makes quite a statement. Thanks to the supplier I received this item just in time too.

A Stunning Visual W-O-W... A Compelling Audio B-L-A-S-T
It seems the whole world looks like a bowl of oatmeal with sameness all around. But, if you want to stand APART from the crowd and ABOVE the crowd, get this fantastic microphone! I use it both for prop effect and actual audio recording for my entertaining videos. Its quality, appearance and performance are second to none and the price is fabulous. Go back and take a look at the old Elvis videos and films and see how he turned the original classic mic into a piece of moving art that defined his style and charisma. Be creative when using this microphone, honor its heritage... and you too will turn into a unique performer and personality!

A must have
I'm really happy with this mic. Live and recording, both amazing. I'd recommend it without any doubt (and it looks so damn good!)


best bang for the buck
man these are the best needles u can use i have 2 and i have 2 replacements and the curent ones im using are like a year old now and still kickin out hard bass and they still handle scratching i have abused the hell out of these things and they are still kickin.
defetaly get these they are the best.
dj zion

Good Stylus and Cartridge
If you've been using Stanton 500's or anything similar (-), you'll think this was perfection. But if you're an audiophile used to Grados, this'll be... well now to be honest it isn't bad but it's far from the ideal sound. I picked this one up because it's got a good sound, good anti-skip, won't burn out my records and while I'm not a fan of abusing my vinyls (scratching, etc.), this one was designed to handle it so you've got that option to if you want. In short, it's not bad at all.
Keep in mind though that this doesn't come with a headshell. Has screws, etc. but no headshell.

Best scratch needlz ever
Wow I definitely think that sure really did it with this one. The needlz don't skip even out hard I try it wont skip unless I bang the table. these are great scratch needlz. The sound that comes out of these is superb. I think these are great for the average turntablest or pro. A+++