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The SM58 is still great for a dynamic mic (condensers are good but often pick up too much). Will need a good preamp, though.
by bserge 6y ago
The SM58 is still great for a dynamic mic (condensers are good but often pick up too much). Will need a good preamp, though.
- jmkr 6y agoHere's a 20$ clone with a switch. Switch is definitely worth it. Despite it not being a Shure itself, it seems like the clones are fine up to high frequency singing. https://www.amazon.com/GLS-Audio-Vocal-Microphone-ES-58-S/dp/B000RKVH0K https://www.amazon.com/GLS-Audio-Vocal-Microphone-ES-58-S/dp...
- bserge 6y agoI don't know about the clones tbh. I compared a genuine SM58 to a clone once and it had a lower noise floor, as well as better quality in the low range than the clone.
- jmkr 6y agoYeah and a sm58 isn't that expensive, I just bought a mic to have one. When I start recording out an amp I'll probably get a 57.