Shure user reviews
Shure WH20XLR - "GREAT SPORTSCASTING MIC!"
I'm the PA guy locally for football, basketball and track. I have been wanting a headset mic for years now to clear out that room on the desk while doing games. A table top mic is right in the middle of everything and a wireless hand held mic is al…
Shure SRH940 - "Unbalanced sound not good for mastering"
Used these for half a year and thought these were absolutely fantastic until once tried the much cheaper Sennheiser HD 200 Pro. In contrast with the Sennheisers the sound of SRH940 is very unbalanced, with over-the-top highs and rather bleak lows. Su…
Shure SM57 - "Excellent bang for the buck"
I bought an SM57 primarily to record electric guitars. I spent hours with several other microphones and never really got a sound I was happy with until I tried the SM57. It was the clear winner after multiple position and amp setting checks. I …
Shure SM58 - "This is the best deal of a mic"
I bought this mic after seeing the review on https://studiogearexperts.com 7 months regrets later, i have no complain about the mic. what i live most most is its performance in live performances, less noise and powerful. thanks to the Cardioid Pi…
Shure KSM44 - "Shure tough KSM44 LDC - for home recording vocal and acoustic"
I wanted a microphone for vocals and some acoustic, mainly vocals. This is for a small HR setup seeking professional sounds while tracking. Male vocal mic that didnt need a lot of EQ and Dynamic work for my voice. I wanted a mic that could tra…
Shure WhiteLabel - "Great for home, not a great output for gigs"
I'm a new vinyl dj with only 1.5 years under my belt. After a disaster with some discount needles, I purchased a pair of these, encouraged by the reviews and price. For a long time I thought I was the smartest dj on the block, they sound great on m…
Shure SM48 - "One of my favorite microphones. But it isn't for everyone."
The SM48 is a dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern and a frequency response ranging from 70 to 15,000 Hz. Supposedly, it is best suited for backing vocals or spoken word. The frequency response(in comparison with other microphones) does t…
Shure PG27 - ""Not that Great, but not that Bad""
The "Shure-PG27" side address cardioid condenser microphone comes in two options - XLR and USB type. I went with the XLR option. Weighing only 438 grams, this condenser microphone delivers what it promises. Extremely sensitive highs. This phantom…
Shure GLXD24/SM86 - "WOW!"
I could borrow this Shure GLXD24/SM86 (condenser, about US$ 650.-) along with a Sennheiser XSw 35 (dynamic, about US$450) for about a week and check them out. I thought it was going to be hard to decide between the two, but I was wrong. This wireles…
Shure PG42-LC - "Great for vocals on modern music"
Tried this condenser mic on a pro studio environment, and also in a room with no acoustic treatment. fairly bright, and a little bit risky for recording a nasally vocalist with a terrible handling on "ss". OVERALL OPINION It's easily blends on any …
