Shure PG58-XLR Reviews 4.1/5.0 based on 8 customer reviews
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Dr. Jack Greer, The Organ Dude, DanceTech Music for Skatingfrom Sarasota, Florida September 5, 2012Music Background: Roller Rink Organist for skating competitions and public sessions Affordable and Effective: Shure PG58-XLRI needed a an affordable and effective replacement mike to use during live music performances in roller rinks. The Shure PG58-XLR was the perfect choice for my announcements of songs and tempos for skating. I'm very pleased with the quiet response of the On/Off switch not causing loud pops on the rinks' speaker systems. This was a frequent and annoying problem with other mikes. It gets the job done and doesn't break the bank! Another satisfied Shure customer.
Charles R. Farmerfrom Glendale Arizona USA July 18, 2012Music Background: Retired Entertainer PG58-XLRI love this mic I can record and get no backround noise at all
Billfrom Moyock NC November 14, 2012Music Background: Pastor New gearPerfect for upgrading our sound board and adding more mics for our praise band
Ghosts of the Pinnacle guitaristfrom Whitewater, WI May 27, 2007Music Background: Recording Engineer and I'm in a band Great mic for beginners!This mic is built to withstand just about any abuse you will encounter! Sounds pretty good, but I'd recommend EQing this mic. Sounds clear above my band, but it does pick up a bit of feedback if it's in a small room with the volume turned way up. I'd recommend this mic for those who are looking for a good mic at a very low amount.
Nathan Knoxfrom Niagara Falls, New York December 12, 2012Music Background: Guitarist Review for Shure PG58 Microphone & ServiceI purchased two Shure PG-58 microphones to be used in an auditorium. The microphones are good quality and inexpensive and a good choice for how they will be used. Good product!The service from Sweetwater has been nothing short of fantastic! Matt M. has been wonderful to work with on every order that I've made. Thanks!!
Videojunkiefrom Virginia August 14, 2012Music Background: audio visual systems engineer Good but not great micOverall this mic is exactly what you would expect for it's price point. If you are used to really good condenser mic's (or even some of the mid range ones these days) then you are not going to be very happy. But if you are looking for a solid CHEAP mic that can take some abuse and still sound great, this is a fine mic. We have several at our church replacing some older microphones and they sound great!I would never suggest this mic for recording, dynamic mics just don't compare to condensers for recording quality, but for live sound, this mic is adequate. @ the guy who complained about it being muddy, I would check your EQ's and also check your speakers to make sure the tweeters aren't blown (if both of those are good, a hearing test is in order!) This dynamic mic does not have the "crispness" of a condenser, but it is a solid clean mic. PRO: Great quality for the $ CON: If you've got the bucks spring for a real SM58 (or a beta58). If you are recording, go buy a decent condeser mic. 
Christopher E. Taylorfrom Dillon, SC February 13, 2013Music Background: Audio Engineer and studio owner. Pleasantly Surprised!I bought one of these as my redundant podium mic at church. i really didn't expect much out of it, but on the Sunday that my wireless headset decided to abandon me in the middle of my sermon when I took the pg58 off the holder and began speaking through it my eyes popped. I bought it because it was a Shure mic and because it was priced well below the MSR price. I'll be picking up 7 more of these for my church until I can afford 8 SMs. LOL
Ethan from Lakeville, MA USA March 19, 2010Music Background: Recording Engineer, Student save your moneyHonestly, your getting what you pay for. Spend an extra forty and buy a Sennheiser e835 or if your a Shure fan like many people are, go buy the SM58. I have this and it is muddy beyond belief. You have eq this thing like crazy. What a hassle! I'd recommend the Sennheiser e935 if you have the money. I've heard Senneiser mics on vocals, drums, and other things and I prefer them over Shure.
Shure PG58-XLRDynamic Vocal Microphone with Cardioid Pickup Pattern, On/Off Switch, and 15' XLR-XLR Microphone Cable 
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