Shure SM58-LC Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone

$170.64 $142.20

$142.20 (excl. GST) $155.00 (incl. GST)

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The Shure SM58-LC is a legendary cardioid dynamic vocal microphone, celebrated since its introduction in 1966 by Shure Incorporated. Renowned for its exceptional sound quality, durability, and versatility, it’s an industry standard for professional vocal use in live performances, sound reinforcement, and studio recording. Musicians, singers, and audio engineers worldwide trust the SM58 for its warm, clear vocal reproduction and ability to endure frequent, rugged use.

Featuring a tailored frequency response of 50 Hz to 15,000 Hz, the SM58-LC enhances vocal performance with a brightened midrange for clarity and presence, paired with a controlled bass roll-off to minimize muddiness and proximity effect. Its uniform cardioid polar pattern isolates the vocalist’s voice while rejecting background noise and feedback, making it perfect for live stages. The internal pneumatic shock-mount system reduces handling noise, ensuring clean audio during dynamic performances, while the built-in spherical wind and pop filter eliminates plosives and wind noise without an external shield.

Built with an enamel-coated metal body and a steel mesh grille, the SM58-LC is designed to withstand the toughest conditions—indoors or out. It includes a break-resistant swivel stand adapter (A25D) for secure, flexible mounting and a 3-pin XLR output for balanced audio integration with mixers and PA systems. Note: “LC” means “Less Cable,” so no XLR cable is included. With no on/off switch (unlike the SM58S), it prioritizes reliability.

The SM58-LC excels in delivering crisp vocals in small clubs, stadiums, worship spaces, or studios. Its dynamic design requires no external power, and its proximity effect adds warmth when desired. The package includes the mic, stand adapter, and a zippered pouch (26A13). From rock stars to speakers, its iconic status stems from vocal-tailored engineering, ruggedness, and affordability—making it the world’s most popular live vocal mic.