Shure SM58

The world's standard professional stage microphone. The first choice among vocalists worldwide. Produces a lively, dynamic sound. Gives your voice the smooth frequency response it deserves. Low Impedence.
Item# SM58-LC Only $109 Qty:

Shure SM57

Dynamic Instrument Microphone which produces drums, strings and amplified instruments with well defined accuracy. A legend in the industry, built tough for abusive conditions.
Item# SM57-LC Only $89 Qty:

Shure SM94

Cardioid condenser mic. Perfect for recording, instrument and choir pickup on stage, as well as digital sampling. Battery or phantom power. Frequency response is 40 to 16,000 Hz. Item# SM94LC Only $189 Qty:

Series II - "The Elvis" Mic.

A technically contemporary microphone with a classic 50's appearance. The lastest in dynamic transducers inside. Perfect for performers who want the look and feel of the '50's combined with the high performance of the '90's.
Item# 55SH Only $169 Qty:

Shure Headset Microphone

Complete set-up for Lead / Background, drummer or keyboard player vocals. Comes with attached cable.
Item# SM10A-CN Only $139 Qty:

Shure Wireless Systems

The Vocal Artist

Comes complete with Single antenna receiver, hand held SM58 with transmitter, Microphone holder and battery.
Item# TV58S Only $299 Qty:

Comes complete with Dual antenna Diversity receiver, hand held SM58 with transmitter, Microphone holder and battery.
Item# TV58D Only $375 Qty:

The Presenter

Complete Lavalier system (lapel style) with Single antenna receiver, transmitter, Microphone holder and battery.
Item# TPS Only $245 Qty:

Complete Lavalier system (lapel style) with Dual antenna Diversity receiver, transmitter, Microphone holder and battery.
Item# TPD Only $325 Qty:

Basic rules for microphone use:

1. Aim the microphone toward desired sound source and away from undesired sources (loudspeakers, musical instruments). Locate microphone as close as practical to desired source.
2. When extra bass response is desirable, work close to the microphone. This phenomenon is known as "proximity effect".
3. Add an external windscreen when additional pop protection is needed: outdoors in windy conditions or for closeup vocal use.
4. To preserve directional characteristics, do not obstruct the grille with your hand. Even blocking the bottom of the microphone grille with a finger or thumb can alter the characteristics.