The Shure SM58 was introduced in 1966.
He uses a Shure SM58.
Last user wrote...."he used a shure UNISPHERE"MarkKlingon:To be more specific, he used a Shure U565SD Classic Unisphere Vocal Microphone.The Shure U565SD was the predecessor to the famous Shure SM58, with nearly the same specs. As of today, 04/06/11, Shure still makes the U565SD as a part of their "Classic Collection" of vintage microphones.If it was good enough for Freddie... hey, it's a kinda magic.
John, like the majority of vocalists, uses Shure SM58's. He used a 58 on his Where The Light Is CD/DVD. He also, sometimes, uses Shure SM86's [1] [1] Source: http://mixonline.com/livesound/tours/audio_john_mayer_counting/ Hope this helps =)
I would strongly Suggest, "Shure" you will get the best sound quality out of a Shure microphone. I have worked with Shure for the past 6 years and I am loyal to there work. Hope you find something decent from Shure. Also check out EM microphones very radio professional as well.
i think its red i am not shure though lol :D
He uses a Shure SM58.
The Shure SM58 microphone is a vocal microphone designed for use during live performances, to reinforce sound, enhance studio recordings and is one of the World standard microphones in the music industry.
Shure SM58 - microphone is a good all around mic.
I'm not sure, but for her live events it looks like she is using a Shure SM58.
It's the predecessor to the SM58. It featured a hi/lo impedance switch. It was used at Woodstock for vox..
The Shure SM58® unidirectional (cardioid) dynamic vocal microphone has a rugged construction, that even with rough handling will perform consistently.
Last user wrote...."he used a shure UNISPHERE"MarkKlingon:To be more specific, he used a Shure U565SD Classic Unisphere Vocal Microphone.The Shure U565SD was the predecessor to the famous Shure SM58, with nearly the same specs. As of today, 04/06/11, Shure still makes the U565SD as a part of their "Classic Collection" of vintage microphones.If it was good enough for Freddie... hey, it's a kinda magic.
From the concert footage I've seen, he uses a Shure SM58, except for during Unplugged, in which he used an Audix, I'm not sure of the model though.
John, like the majority of vocalists, uses Shure SM58's. He used a 58 on his Where The Light Is CD/DVD. He also, sometimes, uses Shure SM86's [1] [1] Source: http://mixonline.com/livesound/tours/audio_john_mayer_counting/ Hope this helps =)
Personally I recommend the RODE NT1-A. It retails at about $240 or so. For the sound I would compare it to mics costing over a thousand. I've heard it on many sessions from rap to metal and it has never let me down. Also, if you are on a budget you can go with the Shure SM58.
Essie Shure goes by Essie Shure.
the year is 1990 I think but Im not shure about the date