The Shure PGA58BTS Vocal Microphone Kit comes with everything needed for an easy-to-use vocal mic setup. It includes a PGA58 handheld microphone with a cardioid, dynamic capsule that delivers a clear sound for lead and back vocal applications in recording studios, on small stages, or for livestreaming.

In addition to the mic, the kit includes an On-Stage tripod mic stand, a microphone clip, a 15' XLR to XLR cable, and a zipper pouch.

The PGA58 features an industrial design with a black metallic finish and grille that offer an unobtrusive visual presence. Renowned Shure quality construction ensures exceptional performance in rigorous environments.

Complete Vocal Mic Setup    Small Stage, Recording Studio, Streaming    PGA58 Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Mic    On-Stage Tripod Stand and XLR Mic Cable

• Microphone tailored for natural vocal clarity
• Cardioid polar pattern picks up audio from the singer while rejecting unwanted noise in the room
• Industrial design with black metallic finish and grille for unobtrusive visual presence
• On/Off switch for discrete control of microphone operation
• A25C stand adapter for mounting to the microphone stand
• Shure quality design and construction for exceptional performance in rigorous environments

• Steel-reinforced plastic leg housing offers less weight and exceptional strength
• Folding legs with plastic endcaps for durability and reduced floor vibrations
• Steel midpoint locking clutch adjusts height from 32 to 61.5"
• Base Spread: 23"
• Threading: 5/8"-27"
• Color: Black

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Shure SM7B will work with the Roland R-26 recorder? Shure reports that SM7B requires a minimum of 59 dB gain. Rolnad R-26 in the specification has a -62dBu output level.

A: The DB range looks good on paper but you're going to be maxed out and get a quiet level that will make buying such a nice mic pointless. You'll need a pre-amp like a Cloudlifter or a Triton Audio Fethead in-line preamp (the cheaper option). Do NOT use phantom power on the Shure SM7B unless you want to ruin it. I use my Shure SM7B in my home studio with a DBX 286s preamp/processor. It's about $200 but it makes my audio national broadcast quality.

Q: 2. I have a Mix Pre3 preamp; will I need a Cloudlifter to increase gain (to avoid buzz), or will the Mix Pre3 be fine on its own with the SM7B?

A: The Sound Devices MixPre-3 II Audio Recorder pairs quiet Kashmir preamps with 70dB of gain range, making it one of the few devices that can be used with the Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone without the need for a Cloudlifter.

Q: 3. If I buy the broadcast kit do all of the parts come in their original boxes or is it all repackaged together?

A: All of the parts come in their original boxes.

Q: 4. Where is it made?

A: The Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone is made in Mexico.

Q: 5. If I use this mic with Rodecaster Pro do I need a preamp?

A: You will not need to use a separate pre-amp, however, because the SM7B is a very low gain microphone it is recommended to use a Cloud Lifter, which will increase gain by 25 dB so that you do not have to turn the gain on the Rodecaster all the way up, which will introduce noise. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1177578-REG/cloud_microphones_cl_1_cloudlifter_mic_activator.html

Q: 6. Need a recommendation for a voice mic to use with an M BOX Mini currently using a SHURE PE 515, I also have a SHURE 545L which I have not tried. Or, if I get a Shure SM7B will I be able to use my Passport 150 Pro as a pre-amp for the M BOX Mini?

A: The Shure SM7B is very low in natural since its a dynamic mic it needs alot of gain from your M BOX asnd doing so will introduce hiss from the M BOX bringing noise level up. The best we can advice is to get a cloud lifter and this will eliminate and hiss giving you a 25db of a boost.

Q: 7. I have this microphone (Shure SM7B) - connected via an XLR cable/connector to a 28s pream/processor, then - from there via an xlr/cable connector into the XLR receptical (Mic1) into a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 - USB Audio Interface box - then into the PC via a USB connector from the Focusrite (which I use just for the interface to the PC). I can't seem to get enough power out of the microphone for the levels to be at a normal (-12db) level in my recording software (Audition, and/or Captivate 8). I leave all of the processing in the 286 off... and just use the preamp phantom power feed to the microphone of 48v, with a 3/4 of total gain, then I also added gain at the Scarlite USB interface redbox. Still not enough to hear the microphone clearly. Any coaching tips? (Novice here). I've also tried adding gain -

A: As this is a dynamic microphone, no additional pre-amp or phantom power is requires. make sure phantom power on your interface is switched OFF . Recheck your cables for continuity as well.

Q: 8. If I use this mic with the mackie 1202vlz4 audio mixer, do I still need a pre-amp compressor?

A: That mixer has a mic preamp already so the SM7B will work fine with it.

Q: 9. How about feedback? Does it get much feedback?

A: No, the PGA58 is not prone to feedback. Its cardioid polar pattern focuses on the user's voice while rejecting unwanted background noise and delivers a clear and natural tone.

Q: 10. does this grille fit a shure sm58 microphone?

A: We can not guarantee compatibility with an SM58. For a guaranteed replacement for the SM58, here is this grill BH #SHRK143G.