Hi,

Anyone know where I can buy a mic lead for an old Shure 545 I have. It's a four pin screw type connection.

Thanks

howdy!
ok...so my friend's dad offered to give me his Shure Vocal master PA setup for free. .i've never heard of these, but i guess it was pretty common back in the old days. (i'm pretty sure it's discontinued). but anyway, i was checkin it out and it seems to be all tube and kinda looks more like an old guitar head than a PA.

I just purchased an old Shure Green Bullet with a metal handle/ switch and I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how old it is etc.

It's a 520 SLB with what appears to be the original transducer. It's marked Shure Brothers, Made in USA.

Model # 99C86HB

Anyone got any info on what I've got here?...

I'm new to this forum, and have posted this on two threads.

Hi. . If you have read this thread
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you will know that we are trying to build a basic recording facility for our brass band...

anyone used one?

my bandmate is interested in buying one.

i believe he will use it for tracking vocals, maybe some drum overheads, and for acoustic instruments.

i read reviews, and so far it looks like a really solid microphone.

thanks in advance, guys.

Hello there, this is my first post, I hope I'll get some feedback for a mic placement problem I have. BTW, this is a great forum. OK, here's the situation...

So; I was talking with a friend of mine and we both professed our ignorance regarding the difference between these two mikes. Does one have a transformer and not the other? Aren't the capsules essentially the same? Was the SM57 simply an upgrade on cosmetics?

It would be interesting if anyone had some insight on this. at least to me, anyways!

Because I'm buying drum mic's soon, and I don't know if I can cut the $500 its going to cost to cover all my drums.

But quality is #1. If they are WAY better, then I'll wait. If they are just slightly better, then I'll go with the PG's.

Anyone use one of these for anything other than it's intended purpose? I know they are generally a broadcast type omni but just thought I'd ask. Saw one in a pawn shop for $60 bucks. Thought that was a pretty good deal for this mic but I don't really have a use for it. or do I?

I've been using a Shure AXS 4 off and on for the last 5 years or so. It was the only condenser mic I had access to, and has been great at recording acoustic guitar and okay on some vocals. I can't find much info about it, though. I noticed that it looks externally identical to the currently manufactured Shure PG81.