Both microphones are almost indestructible which is part of the reason you’ll probably never have to replace either of them. They’re that good. However, the grilles can sometimes get dented over years of use – it happens! The SM58 has a steel mesh grille whereas the Beta 58A has a hardened steel grille. This is a small, but very important feature. Why is this important? While the SM58 has become known for its warmth, that warmth sometimes translates into a perceived ‘muddiness’ in the low end. Some people will always prefer the warmer (or muddier) sound of the SM58. But for those who don’t, the Beta 58A is the answer to their prayers, with its much improved clarity and brightness. The iconic Shure Beta 58A microphone has has a frequency response that is tailored to vocals so it's great for both speech and singing. Great Wireless Sound Without Dropouts Straight out of the box, the Beta 58A provides more high-end detail thanks to the 50 to 16,000 Hz frequency response. The SM58 has a 50 to 15,000 Hz which makes a difference depending on what your voice sounds like. Why is this important?

You could follow the masses and choose Shure, knowing that you’re treading the steps of giants before you. Or you could choose Sennheiser because you’re ready to carve out your own path through the audio jungle. Both strategies lead to the same sound – naturally bright and clear sound for your vocals. Also on offer is a wide selection of Shure Microphones, Head Phones and Accessories at your local or online DJ City store. So, if you’re a singer with a quieter voice, and you need a lot of monitor sounds, the supercardioid pattern of the Beta 58A comes in really handy. However, if you’re quite shouty or enjoy singing at a semi-loud volume, then the SM58’s cardioid pattern is totally fine. Selbst im Vergleich mit Livemikrofonen von Konkurrenzfirmen in der selben Preisklasse finde ich das Shure Beta 58A unschlagbar. Mag sein, dass für Exoten, wie z. B. sehr hohe Frauenstimmen bessere Alternativen existieren und dass für den harten Einsatz beim Shouten, Screamen oder Growlen ein preislich günstigeres SM58 ausreicht, aber für die durchschnittliche Anwendung ist das Beta 58A die 70,- Euro Differenz zu seinem Vorgänger absolut wert und jedem zu empfehlen.

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Shure are world renowned for their vocal microphones, which are used extensively by chart topping singers of the highest calibre. If you’ve ever seen a live show, chances are you’ll have heard a Shure microphone. Also in Shure’s Beta range is the Beta 57A dynamic vocal mic. This is the same mic as the Beta 58A in nearly all respects. The only difference, apart from the label, is the shape of the grille. This cookie stores user-like settings for the chat system provider, which are required for our online chat service. Trusted Shops Empire Of The Sun use the following Shure Products". Shure endorsee. JANDS . Retrieved October 3, 2011. Both the Shure Beta 58A and Sennheiser E945 excel at cutting through the mix to bring the vocals to the fore, and they’re sold at similar price points.

Aus hygienischen Gründen macht es Sinn von Zeit zu Zeit den Korb zu ersetzen (Beulen oder Rostansatz) je nachdem wie feucht die Aussprache ist ;-)) Nun hatte ich aber zunächst einmal Zweifel, ob die grössere "Brillianz" wirklich von Vorteil ist, zumal ein mit Equipment und Sound erfahrener Musikerkollege beim Blindtest mit Sprechen und Acapella Gesang klar feststellte, dass das SM 58 meine Stimme authentischer wiedergibt, also "wie ohne Mikrofon", während das Beta 58 mehr "nach durch ein Mikrofon gesungen" klingt. Auf den Punkt gebracht ist das Beta 58A unkompliziert, robust und klanglich ein absolut hochwertiges Allround-Mikrofon, dass besonders Live für Gesang meine klare Empfehlung ist, aber auch im Studioeinsatz oder bei der Abnahme von Instrumenten sicherlich seinen Platz findet. Overall, the 58A is a superb choice for audio professionals looking to perform live or include it in their studio. Professional Sound Reinforcement The Shure QLXD2 offers the choice of interchangeable Shure SM86, Beta 58A, Beta 87A, and SM58 capsules, which provides you with amazing flexibility. The SM86's condenser design brings studio-quality to quiet, nuanced performances. The Beta 58A capsule's supercardioid design excels at keeping outside sounds at bay in a noisy environment. The Beta 87A combines condenser and supercardioid designs for studio-quality sound with maximum isolation. And the SM58 - well, it's the most popular vocal microphone on the face of the planet! One-touch sync function provides easy set upThe Beta 58A and the SM58 are both rugged and durable vocal mics designed for live performance. But although they might look very similar, they sound quite different.