Shure Beta58A Supercardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone

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The Shure Beta 58A is a handheld supercardioid dynamic microphone offering enhanced midrange and controlled proximity effect for optimal reproduction of vocals, speech, and instruments in concerts, public address, houses of worship, and live stage applications. Its dynamic capsule utilizes a neodymium magnet for high signal-to-noise levels and is shock-mounted to reduce handling noise. It requires no power source and delivers a frequency response of 50 Hz to 16 kHz with a gentle boost above 3 kHz.

The supercardioid polar pattern is maintained across the mic's frequency range, allowing it to consistently reject sound at its off-axis points and deliver high immunity to feedback. The XLR 3-pin output ensures compatibility with most microphone preamps, mixer inputs, and portable PA systems.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Supercardioid Polar Pattern
  • Dynamic Element with Neodymium Magnet
  • High-Output Electronics
  • 50 Hz to 16 kHz Frequency Response
  • Enhanced Midrange, Smooth Bass Roll-Off
  • High Immunity to Feedback
  • Pneumatic Shockmount System
  • XLR 3-Pin Connector
  • Durable Metal Construction

Manufacturer

Brand Shure
Model Beta58A

General

Type Supercardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone
Color Dark Gray with Blue Grille

Connectivity

Output Connectors XLR 3-pin

Physical Information

User Controls None
Power Passive
Dimensions (WHD) 6.38" x 2.00" (162 mm x 50.5 mm)
Weight 9.9 oz (278 g)

Performance Data

Frequency Response 50 Hz – 16 kHz
Impedence 150 ohms (rated), 290 ohms (actual)
Polar Pattern Supercardioid
Sensitivity -51 dBV/Pa (2.8 mV at 1 kHz)

Special Features

Features Tailored frequency response optimized for vocals with enhanced clarity
Supercardioid pattern minimizes background noise and feedback
Rugged steel mesh grille for durability
Advanced shock-mount system reduces handling noise

Recommended Uses

Uses Live vocal performances, stage sound reinforcement, studio recording, and broadcasting