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Shure SM58 Vocal Microphone
Sydney Pahire
Artarmon, NSW, Australia
Day
$22
Week
$72.60
Month
$217.80
Bond
$100
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Description:
The Shure SM58 Vocal Microphone is a world-renowned standard for live vocal performances and recordings, celebrated for its robust design and superior sound quality. Favoured by musicians and audio engineers alike, this dynamic microphone is tailored for vocal clarity, with a brightened mid-range and bass roll-off to control the proximity effect. The frequency response ranges from 50 to 15,000 Hz, ensuring a smooth, tailored vocal reproduction.
This microphone features a uniform cardioid pickup pattern that isolates the primary sound source while minimising unwanted background noise, making it ideal for energetic live environments. It effectively reduces pop noises and breath sounds, an essential for clear communication and performance.
The SM58's design is both functional and durable with a built-in spherical wind and pop filter. Its rugged construction features a shock mount system and steel mesh grille that resists wear and handling noise, a dependable choice for consistent performance in any setting. This microphone can withstand even the toughest handling and still perform flawlessly, thanks to its pneumatic shock mount system that cuts down handling noise.
Additionally, the microphone's resilience is further enhanced with its dark grey, enamel-painted die-cast metal construction and unbreakable, swing-mounted flexible basket, ensuring it stands up to rigorous touring schedules without losing functionality.
Ideal for any speaking or performance scenario, the SM58 provides rock-solid reliability and top-notch sound quality, making it a cornerstone in performance equipment. Equipped with an effective built-in spherical filter and cardioid pickup pattern, it guarantees that the vocal work is both seamless and pronounced, making it a valuable addition to any event's audio gear arsenal.
Location:
Sydney Pahire
Artarmon, NSW, Australia
Artarmon, NSW, 2064