Shure SM 48 LC Reviews

Quality and good sound

I've been using this in both my home studio and at jam sessions, and the Shure quality is there, at hight with the big brothers. A realy good budget buy if you want that Shure sound.

pretty decent, especially for the price

Not what I would use as a be all end all studio microphone, but definitely does what it claims to do, especially considering the price.

Sounds good for most live situations, and seems very durable. (it's an SM..)

sounds very good

reliable instrument for the vocalist. frequency characteristics almost do not differ from shure 58. I advise you to take it while they give))

Very good price/quality ratio

Not the best mic for sure, but perfect for the price.

Decent for the price!

It's decent for the price. It maybe ''lacks some power'' but overall it's a great mic for rehearsal or for home studio experimentation.

Perfect sound

I got everything that can be expected from Shure in full. excellent build quality, convenience, perfect sound and the necessary sensitivity. These are the best microphones.

Shure quality

These arte one step down from the SM58 but they are fantastic. If the SN58 is out of your price reach you can't go wrong with these

Best buy microphone!

I really love this and i never regret buying it. I'm definitely buying another one for myself (first purchased for my wife)

Not so powerful but okay

I use it mainly as live recording and streaming performance. They are okay for the price, the build quality is solid. This mic might be suitable for the small venue, but not for the large one surely, as I found a bit hard to get the "body" feel of the tone, and in fact it is sound a bit thin and lack of power especially for the loud type of music.

Good microphone

I love the fact that it's without a button! Mics mute/switch off should always be soundguys job to avoid the un-necessary clics while switching mic off from the built in button. It's very solid and good mic.

Shure SM 48 LC

Surprised with sound quality, almost as good as a real thing.

Only used in studio, so don't know how it would survive on the road.

Shure sm48lc

Its like all of a sudden i know how to sing

Goed allrounder microphone ( for beginners ? Its a little under rated)

I use it in front of mij guitar cap 4x12 v30 and it sounds super

I gonna buy me a second one Its only for 55€ dude

Grts lex

Good mic, totally worth the money (50€)

The microphone does its job.

Very good sound quality, nice and sturdy feel.

Only downside: I wish it had a switch to turn it on/off.

Luckily the 'JTS MA-SW' works just fine, so for another 20 bucks you can get the missing switch.

Low price & lov perfomance

Microphone with quality housing but small frequency range. It sounds muted and much worse than the Shure PG58, which costs just a little bit more.

Nice mic

Good quality! Nice investment! Hope it will last!

Not bad microphone

Similar to SM58 but look cheap inside

Absolutely adequate

I use it to sing live backing vocals. I'm not enough of a sound geek to be able to critique the finer points of this mike, but it's solidly constructed and does what it's expected to do. It's a little less expensive than the venerable SM58 and, for my purposes, perfectly adequate.

I like the tone of my voice in this Microphone.

Highly Recommended.

Quality and heavy Microphone

For the price the quality of the mic is very high standard, I could not find anything at all bad about the vocal sound being picked up by the interface I have, of course it can improve but for an entry level microphone the SM48-LC is excellent and will serve its purpose of streaming in the future. The vocal range of the mic leaves nothing to be desired for my usage.

Worth every penny

Although 50% cheaper than SM58 it's not any worse (I have few of both).

A bit darker than dearer model, but nothing that could not be fixed with a bit of EQ. Slightly different characteristics that is more subject to personal taste rather than quality. Perfect for backing vocals, quite warm in sound. Totally recommended.