MICROPHONE GUIDE

There are two microphones that always stand out for vocals when it comes to Shure microphones - the SM58 and SM7B. The SM58 will make live vocals clear and crisp for the audience to hear, and its rugged build means it is almost impossible to break. The Shure SM58 has been an industry-standard microphone for decades and continues to be used by countless legendary singers. To put it simply, the SM58 is an icon in itself. The SM7B is perfect for studio vocals and podcasting. Thanks to the high-quality components within the SM7B, this microphone will make any voice in any room sound good. This is why the majority of podcasters use the Shure SM7B.

With a vast history that dates back to 1925, Shure has been researching and developing various audio technologies for nearly 100 years. This has resulted in Shure producing some of the most iconic microphones to date. Shure has an obsession with making high-quality microphones that are built to last.

Yes, Shure's USB microphones are known as the Shure Motiv range. The Motiv range can be connected to a range of devices such as iOS, Android, Mac or PC via the USB connection on the microphone. These mics can also be used with the Shure Motiv app which allows you to personalise settings such as compression, eq, and even add limiters.

The SM58 is arguably the most iconic microphone in the world. Its high-quality audio, attractive affordability and rugged build makes the Shure SM58 the perfect microphone for vocalists on a budget. The SM58 is a microphone you can rely on at every gig.