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I've found the Sure SM58S to be a versatile mic for vocals as well a picking up amp output. I mostly use mine for vocals and I've found it to do everything I need for recording and live performance. I like the S model because the S stands for switch. When I'm not singing in a song, I can just shut that thing off and not have to worry about broadcasting all of my set up/on stage comments. It's also handy if there's feedback in the room (due to huge windows or hard surfaces behind me,) when I swing my boom away. I've dropped em before and found them to be durable. The XLR input location has been durable, too.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I bought these SM58S mics for the use of our church praise team to replace some cheaper AKG wireless units. Our congregation and the praise team couldn't be happier! Sound quality is typical Shure quality and they are solid as a rock! I was a little skeptical about buying these units with on/off switches because I wasn't sure how good the switches would be or if they might break. But all my fears have been put to rest! I highly recommend these mics to anyone that needs a workhorse for the stage!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Shure makes a great microphone. Strong, durable and dependable while producing quality vocals and instrumentals. The "S" stands for "switch": as in on/off. A great thing to have to prevent unwanted background noise or overzealous karaoke singers from mudding up your mix. However the SM58S I ordered turned out to be a regular SM58. No "S". When you need an "S" nothing else will do.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
SM 58 is a classic microphone and this particular one with the on/off switch is being used in our drum enclosure. The mic is great and the switch enables us to eliminate the "bleed" of an open mic in a loud environment.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Great to have a switch on an SM58. I should have bought one of these a long time ago. I can't say if the switch will ever cause any problems in the circuit, such as static when it gets older and well used, but if it is the same quality as this mic has always been, I should be fine. I don't recommend a switched mic if you don't need one, but when you do, how nice that the mic can be that old reliable Shure SM58!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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