In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 65,064 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Shure SM48. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Shure SM48. For example, 87% of 13,854 users who have commented on the Value for money of the Shure SM48 have given positive feedback.
Showing 21 to 40 of 109 Reviews
Reviewed by george on Guitar Center
I bought 2 for my gigs with berhinger mixer and harbinger tower and with the right settings these things are as good as the 58's. I know my friend has the 58s on the same setup.
Reviewed by threekidnuthouse on B&H Photo Video
I can spend more but it isn't going yo make me a better singer. I needed a mic for back-up vocal in my rock band. I replace a no name mic that was flat in the mix. I plugged in this mic and it immediately made a difference in our band vocal sound. This mic is heavyduty. I am impressed... I highly recommend...
Reviewed by Johnbarz on B&H Photo Video
Used mainly for hosts on camera, I've used this mic on many shoots already. It has a performance that is reflective of its big brother, the SM-58, with an almost unnoticeable difference between quality. This mic deserves it's Shure logos, as it does hold up its end of the bargain.
Reviewed by David on Guitar Center
I got two of these during a sale to use as vocal mics when the band plays live shows. They are every bit as sturdy as a Sure SM58 and I couldn't tell any difference in sound quality. If you can get them on sale then they are an incredible value and "best in class" I would say.
Reviewed by Fred C on B&H Photo Video
We use these mics for live sound along side SM58s. A small difference in overall sound but not much more than the difference between our older 58s and our newer ones. Very rugged and a great value for the price. I would continue to purchase these mics for future needs.
Reviewed by William, the editor on B&H Photo Video
If you're in doubt about the versatile SM57, the legend of the SM58 and the price of PG series, maybe you can be satisfied with the SM48 as I did...
Reviewed by Ron on Guitar Center
Good all around low cost mic for live use-not studio quality but good for live applications. Not quite as good as a 58 but a whole lot cheaper.
Reviewed by Jim on B&H Photo Video
I purchased this for my daughter recently to use with an audio interface. The quality of the microphone is on par with the SM58 I am used to, with a great balance in the hand and a nice audio response. This is a rugged piece of equipment with a great pedigree.
Reviewed by Michael on B&H Photo Video
I needed this mic in like five days and I expected it in three. I needed it to be crisp and pure... And it was sharp! Great mic for any background. No batteries. Wires? yes, but it is was better then wireless mics for background. Just so much easier
Reviewed by Rich on Guitar Center
Our band has a dozen of these. They have great sound (can't really tell any difference between the SM48 and the venerable SM58). The price is simply amazing. And the microphone seems indestructible. Other mikes come and go, but this one always gets the job done.
Reviewed by Alex Reyes on Guitar Center
Great product, just what I was looking for.
Reviewed by DK on Guitar Center
I use the SM 48 for vocal rehearsal, cannot tell difference between SM 58 and SM 48 sounds really good.
Reviewed by Jacob on B&H Photo Video
I got this on sale and am very happy. 1/3rd the price of the 58, but perfect for biking or rehearsal vocals. Built like a Shure, very tough.
Reviewed by myke c on Guitar Center
a very good mic for people who can't afford The SM-58 vocal mic, works just as well, It is a good mic for a solo artist doing solo gigs with acoustic guitars.
Reviewed by G-Man on Guitar Center
The SM48 is basically an SM58 for 1/2 the price. You won't sacrifice quality by buying this microphone instead.
Reviewed by D.Eley on Guitar Center
This mic is great for DJs, performances, podcast, virtual performances, and various engagements. Shure never disappoints, in my opinion.
Reviewed by Yessie V on Guitar Center
Use it for rehearsals, occasional performances. Need a great sound system to pair with in order to sound really good.
Reviewed by Cultivate on B&H Photo Video
Really glad to have these two mics in my life. They are not as great as the beta SM 58, but these mics definitely hold their own. Really clean crisp sound and great control and reception. No feedback even if they come close to the speakers and they have and awesome range.
Reviewed by Wayne on Guitar Center
Perfect for vocals in coffee shop, small environment. Works awesome with my Fender Acoustisonic 40.
Reviewed by Albert on B&H Photo Video
Was video-gigging a wine tasting festival. WOW, did it ever get loud. SOUND WAS PERFECT! Lav's, Shotguns picked up to much ambient. Know how loud it was? Ambient sound levels went through my headphones AND my earplugs. Good thing these guys worked.