Shure Beta 58 A 5-stars Reviews

Very good mic

Very good mic, however with my surprise I discovered that it is made in China.

I am using as a home studio broadcasting mic and it sounds very good.

The best solution for small rehearsal rooms.

Shure Beta 58 A

The microphone that does not need advertising :)

A Chinese-made microphone came to me, I don’t know if that makes a difference or not, but the microphone is great. The main task for a microphone is in a confined space, not have feedback. We have a small rehearsal room, and this microphone did the best job because of its supercardioid focus. Quality and high quality sensitivity.

Me. the lack of a button on the microphone does not bother me, since in my opinion this went in favor of durability.

Best of the best microphone

Beta 58a are superb sound quality and build quality are next to none.

Reasonably priced and efficiently delivered.

Good quality

Good and the quality is very clear.

well worth the extra 50ish quid vs. the standard 58.

great for live female vox, much brighter than a 58, but not brittle/sharp. I've never had any feedback issues, and the build quality is classic indestructible 58.

best bang for buck mic

professional

the first microfone that didn't lie me about my voice :) now, I'm confident

Perfect cheap vocal mic

I'm happy with this purchase. I use a microphone at private parties for solo performances it sounds very good. I recommend for a beginner DJ when it is difficult to pick a microphone for vocals.

Fantastic microphone!

Simply legendary microphone! Very accurate, with nice high end. A bit brighter than its another great brother - SM58. Solid, simple, powerful. World standard on stage. You cannot go wrong with it.

The best microphone in the class.

Buy this mic!

You can read lengthy reviews of this microphone... but essentially they all say the same: it's GREAT! That has been our experience too. The sound quality is superb. Well done Shure!

can't go wrong

Everybody knows this is a great mic. Just one thing: if you are doing small concerts it may cause a little feedback so I suggest to purchase the SM58

Love this micro

It gives you - even as a complete novice - the feeling of being a pro.

It is to perform not to record.

So think twice for what you buy your microphone

Amazing quality!

Sound good even in bad amps!

Great Microphone

I have been using the Shure Beta 58A in gigs for over three years now and I can't speak highly enough of it.

A powerful clear sound perfect for every type of occasinn/ gig.

The mic is great for up close vocals and perfect for recording.

If feels good and sturdy and is of considerable weight.

I cannot recommend this product enough.

For a good money a lot of music. Absolutely enough.

Luxury price and quality.

Achat sans regret

Ce micro à un très bon son, je n'ai jamais regretté cet achat. Je l'utilise sur ma Voicelive touch2 ou sans effet, toujours avec le même plaisir et la même satisfaction. Le son est clair et rend ma voix parfaitement et sans perte.

Seul petit hic, il n'est pas livré avec un coffret. Avec le temps et les transports, il y a la crainte de l'abimer.

Classics!

You can't go wrong with this mic! Top quality, top sound, suitable for all kind of singers!

Excellent microphone proven to last

I have used this microphone in a multitude of applications over the years and I decided to finally buy one for myself.

Perfect for close proximity vocals/loud vocals and live performances. Super sturdy and heavy as it is can take a lot of beating and still work for years. No rattling or looseness in this microphone, so your recording performance will be free of sound artifacts caused by moving the microphone. I have also experimented with it recording high gain electric guitars with a lot of success. I would not recommend it to vocalists that are into genres like opera or more open vocal applications as it does not perform well if the distance from the microphone starts increasing beyond a certain point. One more strong point of this microphone is that it will ot pick up ambient sound the way a large diaphragm microphone will, so you will be able to record in environments that are not soundproofed/relatively loud with substantial success. In conclusion this microphone is a legend and there is a reason why a HUGE number of artists choose the

Shure Beta 58 for live performances. It's reliability, quality, sound and price make it an extremely attractive option (even for "pro" applications).

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