Broke my sm-57 when it took a hit while micing a snare drum. Only had it for a year or so.
Regardless of hard durable the outer components, the internals are still susceptible to shock from impact. I was a bit disappointed it didn't live up to it's reputation for me. Regardless, I love shure, I love the 57,58, the srh440s I have, and every shure product I've come into contact with. I'll buy shure time and time again, but don't expect these mics to be invincible, take care off all your equipment.
Urr, we done shot this here mic and she still a workin! Why would you use any other mic?
Well, lets see, for starters, I don't shoot my mics, I sing in to them, put them in front of guitar cabs or bass cabs or drums....I had an SM58 that sounded like it had been shot, while my 100 dollar AKG condenser sounds way better for any application, especially mic'ing guitar cabs. I wouldn't use it for target practice, but I have plenty of empty beer bottles for that.
@jackwontknow1 No. Those microphones are literally identical except for the grille on the sm58. The grille dampens some of the high frequencies, but take it off and you have a 57. Frequency response, pickup patter, everything is identical.
I could be mistaken, but isn't the inside of the grill 100% empty? Then theres a hole in the bottom where the built-in pop filter is, and then under that further into the handle is where to mic's true innards are. So these guys aren't proving much. Don't get me wrong, the mic WITHOUT A DOUBT the the toughest mass produced mic on the market. There are other videos on youtube where people microwave the SM58, drown it, drop it etc and it works great.
Well the grill that protects the mic is no where near the mic itself so you could punch holes through the sliver part all day long with any rifle but if you don't shoot through the body then the mic will function. Whereas on the sm57 the mic itself is practically exposed.
Broke my sm-57 when it took a hit while micing a snare drum. Only had it for a year or so.
Regardless of hard durable the outer components, the internals are still susceptible to shock from impact. I was a bit disappointed it didn't live up to it's reputation for me. Regardless, I love shure, I love the 57,58, the srh440s I have, and every shure product I've come into contact with. I'll buy shure time and time again, but don't expect these mics to be invincible, take care off all your equipment.
LightUpTheEyes 1 month ago
Stick in a brick of C-4. If it survives I'll be a believer....
dreamstwice 3 months ago
get some earplugs for the dogs please
Pianoblacks 5 months ago 2
NEXT TIME TRY TO SHOOT IT WITH SOME PLUTONIUM !!!
daverolo87 6 months ago
Shoot it with a crossbow.
MegaCrappyusername 8 months ago
estan locos estos gringos...por k todo tiene k ser con armas!?
si se sabe por cultura general que estos SM57 aguantan de todo...saludos
xpozo 11 months ago
Should of shot the dog.
BigAussieBloke69 1 year ago
@BigAussieBloke69 fuck you
TheNolanFest 8 months ago
@TheNolanFest Shure!
BigAussieBloke69 8 months ago
@BigAussieBloke69 That was pretty witty.
TheNolanFest 8 months ago
@TheNolanFest Spank you!
BigAussieBloke69 8 months ago
@BigAussieBloke69 your a disgrace
toolbass24 7 months ago
@toolbass24 I SHURE am...
BigAussieBloke69 7 months ago
@BigAussieBloke69 he should've shot you lol
toolbass24 7 months ago
@toolbass24 Shure, whatever you say mate :)
BigAussieBloke69 7 months ago
omfg the last shot you could hear a ricochet off the microhpone!
striker1553 1 year ago
hohoho poor microphone
Leono182 1 year ago
This will made me decide to buy it, i def want bullet proof mics!
GawdGood 1 year ago
You guys are real nonsense crazy !!! hahahahahhaha i love you guys.
miyamuki 1 year ago
Urr, we done shot this here mic and she still a workin! Why would you use any other mic?
Well, lets see, for starters, I don't shoot my mics, I sing in to them, put them in front of guitar cabs or bass cabs or drums....I had an SM58 that sounded like it had been shot, while my 100 dollar AKG condenser sounds way better for any application, especially mic'ing guitar cabs. I wouldn't use it for target practice, but I have plenty of empty beer bottles for that.
punkeratheart 1 year ago
yeah but for recording, does it really matter which one??
jackwontknow1 1 year ago
@jackwontknow1 No. Those microphones are literally identical except for the grille on the sm58. The grille dampens some of the high frequencies, but take it off and you have a 57. Frequency response, pickup patter, everything is identical.
plaguesofwrath 4 weeks ago
@plaguesofwrath Thanks, just wanted to know =)
jackwontknow1 3 weeks ago
the shure 58a IS a better sounding one. if that one can get shot 5 times then its definitely most good.
LostLikeYou 1 year ago
its panned to the right tho
LostLikeYou 1 year ago
I could be mistaken, but isn't the inside of the grill 100% empty? Then theres a hole in the bottom where the built-in pop filter is, and then under that further into the handle is where to mic's true innards are. So these guys aren't proving much. Don't get me wrong, the mic WITHOUT A DOUBT the the toughest mass produced mic on the market. There are other videos on youtube where people microwave the SM58, drown it, drop it etc and it works great.
DiCola119 1 year ago
That kinda hurts to watch!!
AdamCroke 1 year ago
Well the grill that protects the mic is no where near the mic itself so you could punch holes through the sliver part all day long with any rifle but if you don't shoot through the body then the mic will function. Whereas on the sm57 the mic itself is practically exposed.
wakeboarder860 1 year ago
That settles it! Damned near bullet proof!
CaneMajor 1 year ago
stupid rednecks
VanMocen 2 years ago