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+++

Excellent mic at 1/2 the price
Purchased 2 of these for a gig and they performed as good as our SM58's, no problem.

Good Mic
I bought this one to replace a Shure 8900. It's a big step up from that one. I am pleased with it. The old one had a lot of handling noise. This one has a little but it is very good for the money I paid for it. My next one will be an SM58, but that will be awhile from now. I'm very happy with this PG58.

I've always had good luck with Shure
This mic is built well and it has good quality for the price. I've always had good luck with the shure mics I have bought over the years. This one is no exception. You'll do well with this mic I prefer a low impedance mic and this one delivers

shure pg58
im pretty sure its good... i just have it today oct.23 2008 i place the order last oct.18 2008... the only thing i dont like is the cable it should be xlr to xlr but when i open it its a xlr to 1/4 but its ok... i got the pg48 back in 2002 and its still working pretty good now that i have the pg58 i think the mic is better than what i got

The Best Stylus for Scratching
Along with N-44G, N-447 could be the most respected stylus for Pro DJ using. However, N-44G more focuses on sound quality and generally used by mixing DJs; N-447 is then the best choice for scratch DJs due to its unbeatable anti-skipping technology.

I'm using both on my turntables for mixing and scratching. And the good thing is they share the same cartridge which means you can buy the stylus separately and switch using them on the same cartridge (either M-44G or M-447).

If you are a beginner looking for a stylus for Pro DJing, it'll be never wrong to go with Shure's N-44G or N-447.

Great mic, Great price
This dealer had the best price I've ever seen on this mic . If you know the shure 57's then you know this mic. Buy it!

Works great for me!
My dad bought me this mic for Christmas, when I said I "Needed something to record myself practicing with." I'm not too savvy with this stuff (yet), but I recorded an audition CD on piccolo! with it, and it turned out great. For the price, it's really very good for people like me...emerging professional orchestral musicians who need to make audition CD's and such but don't have the time/money to go paying for a recording studio.