Shure SM57LC Bundle II
Bundle offer comprising
Shure SM57 LC
Dynamic Instrument Microphone
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Contoured frequency response for clear instrumental and rich vocal recordings
- Recording of drums, percussion and instrument amplifiers in professional quality
- Uniform cardioid pickup pattern isolates the main sound source while reducing background noise
- Pneumatic shock-mount system cuts down handling noise
- Extremely durable under the heaviest use
- Frequency range: 40 - 15,000 Hz
- Output impedance: 310 ohms
- Open circuit voltage: -54.5 dBV/Pa (1.88 mV)
- Dimensions (L x Ø): 157 x 32 mm
- Weight: 284 g
- Includes microphone clamp, 3/8" threaded adapter and bag
- Suitable windscreen: Art.264694, replacement microphone grille: Art.149561 (both not included)
Roadworx Mic Stand + Cable 10 m Pack
Microphone Stand Set
- Consists of microphone stand and microphone cable
- 10 m Microphone cable with 3-pin XLR connectors
- High-quality flexible cable
- Microphone Stand with boom arm
- Plastic tripod base
- Maximum usable height of the stand including boom arm: 190 cm
- Adjustable height of centre column 75 - 130 cm
- Length of boom arm: 65 cm
- Base diameter: 64 cm
- Transport length of tripod: 74 cm
- Thread 3/8" with 5/8" adapter
- Weight of stand: 1.46 kg
- Includes clamp for cable routing
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Available since April 2010
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Item number 247992
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Microphone Set For Guitars Yes
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Microphone Set For Drums Yes
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Microphone Set For Vocals & Speech Yes
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Microphone Set For Cameras No
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Microphone Set For Wind Instruments Yes
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Whether in the studio or on stage, the Shure SM57 cardioid dynamic microphone is an absolute classic in the music industry. Renowned for its versatility, it can be found miking all kinds of instruments, amplifiers, and vocals – in as many different settings. The SM57's workmanship is of very high quality and it features an immensely robust housing, screen, and grille which protect the mic's internal electronics and capsule from most forms of physical damage. Shure specifies the SM57's frequency response at between 40 and 15,000Hz and its sensitivity at 1.88mV/Pa. This bundle combines the mic itself with everything needed to put it to use almost anywhere: A 10m cable delivers the necessary flexibility on all but the very largest stages, and the full-size mic stand, with its adjustable boom arm, will ensure a stable setup with a whole range of sources.
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Contoured frequency response
A look at the SM57’s frequency response data sheet shows that it's not linear, but modulated, positively reinforcing the key frequencies of many instruments and voices. The bass is sharply filtered under 200Hz, minimizing the proximity effect and keeping the low end clean. Furthermore, a slight boost between 2kHz and 6kHz provides increased transparency and clarity, while the two dips, at 7kHz and 8kHz respectively, minimise harsher frequencies. The cardioid polar pattern isolates the signal source effectively, reliably reducing unwanted background noises. The flexible options offered by the accessories in this bundle will make a successful set even easier, providing everything musicians and sound techs needed to get started at a very competitive price.
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Suitable for simply everyone
The SM57 LC dynamic microphone is ideal for professional-quality instrument miking. Its ability to effectively handle high sound pressure levels, a feature it is renowned for, means it's often found in front of loud sources such as guitar amplifiers, drums, and wind instruments. Live, the SM57 also works great for vocals and speech. The roster of prominent users ranges from Lemmy Kilmister of Motörhead to the Presidents of the United States (the actual president, not the band – although they probably used an SM57 at some point too). Its attractive price, high-quality and durable construction, and of course great sound result in a near-perfect price/performance ratio that will appeal equally to instrumentalists, singers, and sound techs.
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About Shure
The American company Shure began developing microphones during the early 1930s and is one of the pioneers of the audio engineering sector. Models such as the 55 Unidyne - known to many as the "Elvis microphone" - and the SM57 and SM58 which appeared in the mid-1960s are still ubiquitous in live sound production today. They enjoy cult status among musicians and technicians alike. In the 1990s, Shure introduced the first wireless microphones and in-ear monitoring systems and became a market leader in this field. In addition to microphones, Shure offers a wide range of earphones and headphones for studio and live use, as well as various accessories.
No such thing as “too loud”!
As previously mentioned, the SM57 LC is perfect when it comes to miking very loud sound sources, which is hardly surprising since it was specifically designed with this in mind. Snapping snare drums, heavily distorted guitars, and searing saxophone solos can all be handled with ease. Whether in the studio or on stage, this versatile dynamic microphone will deliver an excellent sound in virtually every situation. It is near-indestructible and can easily cope with the odd drop, drumstick hit, or worse – guaranteeing reliable results even when the going gets tough during live use. Finally, the capsule's pneumatic shock absorber system suppresses handling and vibration noises – so the audience will only hear what they're supposed to hear.
