Shure Sm57 Instrument Microphones

A very good package using still one of the best dynamic microphones in the Shure SM57 after almost 50 years.

Works with Shure sm57.

these windscreens are a quality product. i use them on my Shure SM57 microphones. they are simply placed over the top of the microphone & have a snug fit.these windscreens differ from the Shure brand windscreens in two significant ways. first, the Shure brand is far more expensive. second, the Shure brand requires a small, eyeglass-type screwdriver to lock the windscreen onto the microphone (the shure brand windscreens can be seen on any presidential podium since 1965).WindTech has provided a much easier, cost-effective, & acoustically transparent way of eliminating unwanted wind &/or pop noise from your microphone.

I have three of these stands, which I use with the K&M 21140B boom.  That boom is small and light enough that lighter microphones (Shure SM57, etc.) can be used with no problem.  This is a high quality piece of gear, and excellent for portable use due to its small size when collapsed, and its light weight.

Love it with my Shure SM57! Have got a lot to my gain

I've used several different makes and models of gooseneck microphones and Shure is the best.

When you open the box containing these, you will think you are looking at a Shure SM57 microphone, first of all, and they are in every aspect very close to the sound of the SM57's, though they are 1/10th as expensive..!! I am using these Pyle PDMIC78's to mike my drums...even the kick drum sounds great...I learned all this from a video on YouTube (see YouTube URL below) ..but let me clarify...though these mikes are inexpensive, I wouldn't say they are CHEAP in quality at all.....I set these up with my drums using the Glyn Johns technique, and you can find that on YouTube (see YouTube URL below)..and it all works VERY well for recording and live applications, as well as just for studio jamming..if you are on a tight budget and need some inexpensive microphones, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these PYLE PDMIC78 microphones...!

Hey, I was SM57-less all along, then got me 3 of them (from BH Photo Video) for instrument miking (including drums), and now I'm placing an order for more of these. You-can't-go-wrong. Only thing though, I was wondering why the top head spun around freely. It does not come off as a result, but it just feels strange/cheap in this area.

This instrument is ideal for shotgun microphones. It's simple, stylish, and it just works.

I was using a different microphone with a vocoder and I had a lot of problems with feedback. I bought the Shure SM57 and it solved all my problems.