SM57-LC Cardioid Dynamic Microphone

what an absolutely amazing mic. this can compete with much more expensive mics. a must have if you are low on budget or even if you have money. strong and sturdy. looks good, sounds good and recording is at ease.

Good

pretty good as an instrument microphone or to mic up your guitar or bass amp on stage. could also be used as a drum or percussion mic. but not as good as a vocal mic, still does the job pretty well.

The product was delivered on time. It's authentic and sounds great. Quite sturdy I must say. The seller Cocoblu makes little to effort packing their products. The box was worn out in places and covered in a thing paper bag. Bad packaging has been my regular experience with this seller.

I've received 1pair of sm57 mic and this product is awesome genuine study and durable and I have sm 58also but now I like sm 57 because it's shiny texture on output while 58have little bit bass So if you have thin voice or you want to use on bass drum should prefer sm58 but if you want flat response from mic go for 57 I bet you will not regret thanku

Beautiful mic. Sturdy. Have been using it, will keep using it, will ask my grandson (if I have one) to use this same mic that I got. Ageing like fine wine? Ageing like a boss? No. Not ageing at all.

I actually thought SM 57 is overrated before using one , But have to say this is really a versatile microphone! Acoustic Guitar, Spoken words, Guitar amp Sounds so true!! , No huge boosts , No huge Cuts gives maximum control in Post production. The only thing I didn't like about is recording Singing , May be because Singers move a lot while singing and SM 57 works best in close proximity!! but the Noise rejection is Impressive!!! PS: The output of this microphone is very low so You need an interface with a powerful Pre-Amp or an External Mic Activator!! , And please don't peal of the hologram on the microphone (Which i did) It now says VOID 😔🤦‍♂️😂

Works like a charm atleast for percussion instruments and especially tabla!

I’ve had my Shure SM57 for a while now, and I’ve got to say, this mic is like the Swiss Army knife of the audio world. It’s been through a lot with me—live gigs, studio sessions, and even some impromptu jam sessions in the garage. Honestly, if this mic could talk, I’m sure it would have some wild stories to tell. First off, the build quality is rock solid. I’ve dropped it, knocked it, and generally put it through its paces, and it just keeps on going. It feels like it’s made out of some indestructible alloy that laughs in the face of accidents. And the sound quality? Oh boy, it’s impressive. The SM57 captures instruments with such clarity and detail—it’s like it has a built-in magic filter that makes everything sound just right. It’s versatile too. Whether I’m miking up a snare drum or an electric guitar amp, the SM57 delivers every time. The dynamic range is fantastic, and it handles high volumes without distorting. It’s like having a reliable friend who always knows what to do, no matter the situation. One thing to keep in mind is that it’s not the fanciest mic out there, but for the price, it’s an absolute steal. It doesn’t need phantom power, which is a nice plus. If you’re looking for a mic that gets the job done without fuss, the SM57 is your go-to. In summary, the Shure SM57 is a classic for a reason. It’s tough, reliable, and always delivers top-notch sound. If you don’t have one in your collection yet, do yourself a favor and grab one—you won’t regret it!

I tried a far cheaper Devine dynamic mic that performed way better.

What an amazing cost effective microphone which sounds amazing! - I did however return mine as it didn’t really work with my voice . Be aware if your a streamer or podcaster or contented with a face cam , unless you are prepared to be eating the mic , it’s not the mic for you. I found even with the gain at about 90% on my scarlet interface , I had to have the capsule about an inch away from the mic to pick me up clearly. So a condenser mic is probably better suited for you for that. If your looking for an SM7B type of sound, but can’t quite afford the SM7B - get the SM57, A55M, A2WS - a bit of processing and you’ll get that sound. I have an SM7B , which I love! And comparing to the SM57 and that there is a £300 price difference I think the SM57 is awesome. Although like I mentioned earlier you have to eat the SM57 for it to pick you up clearly, whereas the SM7B is more forgiving as to how close you have to have it to your mouth. Overall , I know I returned mine as I didn’t like how it sounded with my voice , if your looking for great audio for vocal and streaming join the SM57 with the A55M shockmount and A2WS windscreen and a decent usb interface and you’ll be away !

Amazing versatile microphone! There's a reason why this mic is used in the majority of modern rock records since the 80s. It is not only for recording, but also for ASMR and podcasting. This IS the essential utility microphone and I had to see it to believe it.

Produto original. O microfone é um trator. Gostei bastante do som que ele entrega. Entrega foi conforme previsto.