A solid choice for speech and karaoke applications.

The Shure PG48-XLR Microphone comes complete with a with switch and a 15' XLR cable and clip for plug-and-play convenience. The dynamic cartridge offers rugged, reliable performance and its cardioid mic pattern rejects noise and minimizes feedback. Built-in pop filter and on/off switch. Frequency response: 70Hz-15kHz. Shure includes clip, mic pouch, and educational guide with your PG48-XLR Microphone.

Shure PG48-XLR Microphone with Switch Features:

• Dynamic cartridge offers rugged, reliable performance
• Cardioid pattern rejects noise and minimizes feedback
• Neodymium magnet produces high output
• Built-in pop filter and on/off switch
• Includes 15' cable, clip, and storage bag

Shure PG48-XLR Microphone with Switch Includes:

• clip, mic pouch, educational guide, 15 XLR cable

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Shure PG48-XLR Microphone with Switch Specifications:

• Frequency response: 70-15,000Hz
• Impedance 600 ohm
• Output at 1,000Hz: -52dBV/Pa (2.5 mV)
• Weight 11.1 oz.

Shure PG48-XLR Microphone with Switch

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Good For Price

Posted by CHangeinRisISTance from Seminole, FL on Oct 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Musician, Newbie Recorder

Reviewer's Play Style: Post-Hardcore, Hardcore, Metal, Alternative, Blues

I bought this mic at a local music store because the drummer in my band kept on complaining that we all need our own equipment. So I bought it figuring ok I'll tape it up and a couple months out of it. But now I've had it for about 3 months and its still running strong, I sing through a samson s9 at my church and used to sing through a Sennheiser e825S when my band practiced. This mic sounds almost as good, obviously there are gonna be some things better about more expensive mics and now i wish i would have bought the pg-58 but oh well I got a nice mic for the price. Me and the ruthm guitarist in my band also do some acoustic stuff and I used this for my vocal and it sounded very proffesional, this is a highly recomened mic!

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Good For Price

Posted by CHangeinRisISTance from Seminole, FL on Oct 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Musician, Newbie Recorder

Reviewer's Play Style: Post-Hardcore, Hardcore, Metal, Alternative, Blues

I bought this mic at a local music store because the drummer in my band kept on complaining that we all need our own equipment. So I bought it figuring ok I'll tape it up and a couple months out of it. But now I've had it for about 3 months and its still running strong, I sing through a samson s9 at my church and used to sing through a Sennheiser e825S when my band practiced. This mic sounds almost as good, obviously there are gonna be some things better about more expensive mics and now i wish i would have bought the pg-58 but oh well I got a nice mic for the price. Me and the ruthm guitarist in my band also do some acoustic stuff and I used this for my vocal and it sounded very proffesional, this is a highly recomened mic!

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nice mic

Posted by eric lee from mexico city, L.A. london on Oct 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: music producer, audio engineer, musician

Reviewer's Play Style: everything

well dont expect a superb quality mic at this price range, its a elly good mic for vocals applications, drums and stuff like that, you cant compare it to a sm58 but its a bargain for the price, i use it as my talkback mic into my studio and orks nice with the switch, i have 2 mics and theyre great. i also have a sennheiser e 838 and its awesome for vocals, so if you want a nice sounding bullet proof mic this is it..even if it fails its only 40 bucks!

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Not again.....

Posted by Nate from Midwest on Feb 26, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist/Live Sound

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

I bought 3 of these for use at an Open Mic night that I run. However, after 4 months all 3 three have crapped out. The worst part is that they only got used one night a week. Basically what it boils down to is each mic has less 60 hours on it and I'm already looking for replacements. Shure usually makes great stuff in the lower price range. These however, were very harsh sounding and no matter what I did just could not be very dialed in. Pass on these they're sub par at best.

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Not the best deal

Posted by Bob from South Dakota on Jun 1, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: 20 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

The drummer in my band has one of these. Its a decent backup vocal mic. One problem I have with it is that the shape of the barrel makes it prone to slipping out of the mic clip easily. Our bass player has a cheapo Nady SP4 that I think is just as good sounding, doesn't have the slippage problem and cost 1/4th the price.

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