Shure PG48 Performance Gear Vocal Mic

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    New, with XLR to XLR Cable

    $39

     
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    Overall:
    *********.* 9.4 out of 10
    Quality:
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    I Want It:
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    Features:
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    Value:
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    Sound:
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    Support:
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    Shure PG48 Performance Gear Vocal Mic Reviews


    Overall:
    **********8 out of 10
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    Sound:
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    Support:
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    User: a customer from yahoo.com

    Submitted: 5/25/2005

    Style of Music: Comedy

    Experience: Radio Host

    Location: Xenia, OH, USA

    "For the price, it can't be beat"

    Feature:
    Custom mic clip, big whoop. Doesn't need features though.

    Quality:
    Shures are obviously known for taking damage, and this mic is no exception. Well designed on the outside, like all the other Shure mics.

    Value:
    For the price, this cannot be beat. DO NOT go to Radio Snacks and buy a $30 QTR mic when you can get this for $40; your extra 10 bucks will be well spent.

    Desirability:
    To be honest, I outfitted my studio with these because I wanted a Shure, but I didn't want to shell out $100 a piece for the SM58s. It's definitely worth it to be able to say "I have all Shure mics in my studio."

    Sound:
    This mic doesn't respond well with dynamic volumes, so don't expeect to scream and still get a good, clear signal. For a steady singing or talking application, it works fine.

    Support:
    N/A, haven't had trouble with one

    Overall:
    I work for an internet comedy station, and I use all PG48's in my studio; for live performance, they definitely hold up. If I need new mics, they will definitely be Shures.

     

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