Shure PG48

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As dynamic mics, they don’t need the phantom power often required by a condenser microphone but still have a reasonable sensitivity and frequency response range.

The PG58 offers the same durability with only slightly less performance but, unfortunately, can distort when used in more energetic live performances. While these may sound like minor differences considering the lower price of the PG58, when it comes to noise cancellation, the SM58 shines way above the PG58. The Shure PG48 is the extreme budget vocal microphone for someone who apparently does not care about sound. There; you have heard all you need to know, but if you need more convincing, read ahead.After looking reading the above Shure SM58 vs PG58 comparison, it will be clear to most readers that the SM58 is the superior microphone.

The New PG ALTA range utilises advanced industrial design to providethelegendary Shure sound at an affordable price. There's a choice for each and every application, so whatever you're practicing, performing orrecording, PG Alta is a fantastic choice for achieving professional results on a budget. Dynamic Cardioid Microphone Higher impendence mics with longer cables will lose some of the crisp top ends, especially in live situations. Shure played on the prestige of its image, gained from its other products, to continue to propose, without scruple, dung at exorbitant prices! Where this really comes into play, and you see what the difference between Shure SM58 and PG58 is with live performances, especially those not using a mic stand.As a beginner, you may not notice too much the higher impendence, the handling noise, the lightly lower frequency range, and the extra weight of the more affordable PG58. The Shure SM58 has a wider frequency range, especially at lower frequencies, a lower impedance, and far superior noise distortion reduction. To synchronize the mic (transmitter) to the receiver, align the infrared ports on both the mic and the receiver and press the Sync button on the receiver. When it has successfully synced, the microphone LED will flash red for a moment, with the receiver-ready light now being lit. Shure has a hard-won reputation thanks to some of their products but they exploit that to sell extremely bad and overpriced products!