Shure PGA48 Dynamic Microphone - Handheld Mic for Vocals with Cardioid Pick-up Pattern, Discrete On/Off Switch, 3-pin XLR Connector, 15' XLR-to-QTR Cable, Stand Adapter and Zipper Pouch (PGA48-QTR)

Good product good price prompt shipping

The sound quality this mic produces is what expensive microphones produce. i have this attached to a behringer audio interface and it sounds awesome after a bit of audio processing. Ideal for live streaming or voice overs. Feels sturdy to the touch, looks expensive and has a very convenient ON/OFF switch on the mic itself. No audio cut off or hiss noticed even after extended usage.

Really really good microphone, love it. Get one you won't be disappointed. Easy to use, very clear sound, no noice comes through, the cord is long enough.

It’s built solid like all Sure mics . I can tell the it has a more veiled sound than a sm58 but I think it is more forgiving in a lot of area feedback and such. Honestly it’s perfect for karaoke the price you can’t beat . I’d give 5 but it would need a little bit more air. I use it plugged directly into a Yamaha 670bx keyboard and I think it will be fine . If you want a good solid performer for the cheapest price you can get buy it . It will probably outlast you!Lol

Great sound and clarity! I use this with the xvive to make it wireless and it has great sound even in distance!

Hollywood DJ provided an Excellent service and a Great Product!

Pensé que no tienes una aplicación, pero si la tiene y suena la Voz brutal

I bought this because I wanted to have a home karaoke setup on a semi-low budget without sacrificing too much quality.I don't have any experience with what high-end (expensive) mics are supposed to sound like, but I do have experience with what crappy mics sound like. I am referring to the ones you use at your typical Korean karaoke bars.If you have a decent singing voice ( but not winning American Idol any time soon ), you are probably looking for mics that do a good job of reproducing your voice without breaking the bank. I believe this mic fits that criteria very well. When I sing through it, I feel that it is an accurate (to my ears) reproduction of my voice and it feels good to hear it. I don't feel that way with cheaper, lower-quality mics.I also decided to get wired instead of a budget wireless mic because I reasoned that more of the costs it took to make the mic went towards making it sound good, rather than making it work wirelessly.The mic has a very sleek, professional look to it and feels solid and hefty. I did think it looked really short/tiny at first out of the box, but when you connect the cable it starts to look more like a normal-sized mic.It also has an on/off version. If you are using a mic for karaoke purposes, I think this is an important feature. (There's actually good reasons to buy a mic without an on/off version for live performances, you can Google about it)Also, there are two versions of this product that comes with a cable: the XLR version and the 1/4" (QTR) version. I highly recommend making sure you know what your input jack type is to avoid the hassle of having to exchange it.TL; DR (Too Long, Didn't Read)This mic is a great value if:- you are building a karaoke setup- you have a decent singing voice, and want a mic that matches your skill- you want a taste of quality without spending too much

Good quality

Gran captación y amplificación del mic con su capacidad cardioide, calidad de salida maravillosa, clara, profesional , comodidad de distancia microfono-voz... Magnífico! Gracias Shure por tan genial micrófono! Eres mi compañero fiel en la música ❤️

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It’s a great microphone for podcasting and radio work!Crisp sound.The package came with the instructions, a travel bag for the microphone, and an aux cord. It even comes with a small piece of accessory to add to a microphone stand. It was well packaged and work perfectly when I tested it. Good price and a solid brand.

Good Mic, but bit of noise when I move my hand while singing while it’s on. Thanks for its switch button.