Shure SM7B - Audiofanzine FR's review
(Originally written by InstinctCreatif/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Large diaphragm cardioid dynamic mic. Standard mic for radio and TV applications. The Shure SM7B is the ideal tool f…
Shure SM7B - joshsound's review
This mic is really meant to just sit in one place and have broadcasters speak into it. This is Shure's flagship broadcasting and public speaking mic. However, it has been widely adopted into the pr…
Shure SM81 - joshsound's review
The SM81 has been a small diaphragm condenser "old standby" for a while now. In my opinion it is one of the best small condenser's on the market, even though it's not one of the most expen…
Shure SM57 - Wurly Girl's review
The Shure SM57 is a dynamic microphone well suited for instrument amplification, both live and in the studio. OVERALL OPINION I'm very loyal to my microphones, once I find a model that does the job…
Shure SM57 - webstersays's review
This is a dynamic cardioid microphone. This is probably one the most, if not THE most, popular mic for both recording and live situations. It is a dynamic, so it doesn't have the best transient res…
Shure SM58 - JackLudden's review
The SM58 is a dynamic microphone. It should primarily be used for live vocals. This is the mic that you see at almost every live performance you've been to, except for maybe the higher end concerts…
Shure SM57 - donsolo's review
This small diaphragm dynamic microphone is the pinnacle of modern recording technology. It has a high-mid frequency boost which can make it difficult to control in terms of harshness but has heavy o…
Shure SM57 - moosers's review
I've used the Shure SM57 both in the studio and live, but primarily in the studio. I've used it mostly on guitars and snare drum, but have also used it on tom toms, kick drum, as well as other applic…
