Mic Shure
Uncategorized September 16th. 2010, 7:36pmMic Shure
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 Shure UT4A TH UT1 TH Wireless Microphone Guitar System  US $249.00
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 YPA MM1 Wireless Headset Microphone TA4F mic for SHURE US $29.99
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 Shure Wireless VHF LX4 CM Mic Microphone Receiver 2 AntennasCablesPower Plug US $69.99
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 Earset Microphone MM4 Mic For Shure PGX SLX ULX TA4F US $54.95
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 Shure PG58 wireless microphone head US $59.95
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 SHURE SM57 Microphone US $89.99
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 BLACK Headset mic headworn microphone YPA MM5 FOR SHURE US $34.95
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 YPA C4S 2 Microdot Adapter FOR DPA SHURE LINE 6 TOA Mic US $29.95
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 Shure Dynamic Replacement Element for Shure SM58 Microphone Transmitters NEW US $84.99
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 Shure Wireless Professional Microphone US $88.62
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 SHURE WIRELESS MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER 190600 MHz US $40.00
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 3 Audio Technica Miniature Headset Mics w Shure Connectors US $49.00
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 Shure SLX4 Wireless Microphone Receiver SLX 4 L4 US $299.99
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 For SHURE YPA Headset Microphone Headworn Mic MM2 C4S US $49.99
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 SHURE 65BA8451 Screw On Battery Cup For Shure PGX SLX Series Mic Transmitter US $13.99
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 Shure UR4S Beta 58 Wireless Mic System L3 638 698mhz US $941.00
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 Shure SM58 Wireless Mic Soft Case US $50.00
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 Shure Mic Clip WA371 for all handheld Microphone transmitters US $19.95
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 Shure 4UT1 UT 4 Tie Clip Wireless Microphone US $21.50
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 Shure UT2 Vocal Artist SM58 Wireless Microphone US $56.09
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 Shure BETA 54 Condenser Headset Vocal Mic w custom 50 cal ammo case for tr US $349.99
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 Shure LX4 wireless Lav system Lav Mic Included Receiver No Reserve US $150.00
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 Shure PG288 PG58 Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System PG288PG58 PROAUDIOSTAR US $549.00
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 Shure PG30 Wireless Headset Mic US $51.00
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 Shure Performance Gear PGX Wireless Mic Microphone SM58 Vocal Handheld PGX24 US $389.95
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 Shure Mic Clip WA371 for all handheld Microphone transmitters US $19.95
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 Shure SLX24 SM58 Wireless UHF Handheld DJ Karaoke Vocal Microphone System US $535.00
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 Shure T2 Wireless Vocal Artist Transmitter Mic Microphone SM58 EXC US $100.00
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 SHURE MICROPHONE SM57 US $59.99
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 NEW YPA MM1 HEADSET MIC FOR SHURE Wireless Microphones US $34.99
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 Shure PGX Wireless Handheld Microphone System PGX24SM86L5 US $459.00
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 Shure RPW184 KSM9 Wireless Mic Head Assembly Black US $250.00
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 YPA MM2 Headworn Microphone Headset Mic FOR SHURE SLX US $69.99
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 shure ps40 power supply for most shure wireless mics systems new in box US $29.99
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 YPA MM1 Wireless Headset Microphone Black TA4F mic for SHURE US $29.99
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 SHURE SLX1 Bodypack Transmitter Wireless Microphone WL184 BRAND NEW US $199.95
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 NEW NEVER USED w Pouch SHURE SM58 Wireless Handheld MICROPHONE MIC US $20.50
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 COUNTRYMAN E6 EARSET OMNI MICROPHONE W TA4F FOR SHURE WIRELESS BEIGE US $360.00
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 Tan Single Earhook Headset MicTA4F for Shure wireless US $30.95
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 SHURE PG48 LC Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Mic On Off Switch US $34.00
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 Shure Wireless UHF UC1 UA Beltpack Mic Transmitter US $69.95
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 Double Hook Headset Mic Yam Headworn for SHURE Wireless Audio System PGX SLX US $29.99
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 Shure wireless UHF U4D UA mic microphone receiver with 2 U1 beltpack transmitte US $1,000.00
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 YPA M1 LAVALIER CLIP ON MICROPHONE FOR SHURE RADIO MIC US $34.99
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 Shure SC1 CQ beltpack wireless transmitter with 184 Microphone US $40.00
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 Shure UXLP4 Wireless headset mic with shirt clip microphone WIRELESS HEADSET US $200.00
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 Earset Microphone Unbreakable Boom for SHURE US $99.95
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 Lapel Lavalier tie clip microphone for shure wireless US $19.99
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 630TA4F Mini Headset Microphone for Shure Wireless Mic US $79.00
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 Shure Wireless Microphone L4 receiver US $110.00
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Shure SM58 - the world's toughest microphone?
How to mic an amp and record to computer?
I was wondering how to record my guitar amp to my computer, using a mic (eg shure sm57). Do i need a mixer? What software should i get? How do i actually connect the mic to my computer?
Thanks 
The best way to record using a computer is to have an audio/midi USB computer interface like the new 3rd generation Mboxes made by Avid. http://www.guitarcenter.com/Avid-Pro-Tools-Mbox-Mini--3rd-gen--106091184-i1552697.gc - The Mbox comes with Pro Tools, the industry standard recording software and it is capable of producing broadcast quality sound recordings. Then you just connect your microphone to the Mbox. However, if your amplifier has an AUX output for recording, you are better off recording directly from your amp and not using a microphone. If you have a guitar effects processor like the BOSS GT-10, I would not even suggest using your amplifier because recording directly fromt he GT-10 through the Mbox will sound 10 times better.
The whole music industry is changing. It used to be that you bought a guitar and a guitar amplifier and the only effects anyone used were reverb, delay, and tremolo. Today, there are a whole host of effects processors that sound better than any guitar amplifer. So, you are much better off today buying a guitar effects processor and power amplifier and a good pair of high quality speaker cabinets and you will have more power and a better sound than you can possibly imagine for a lot less than buying the most expensive guitar amplifier.
For instance, you could purchase the most expensive Marshall amplifier for around $4,000 http://www.guitarcenter.com/Marshall-Plexi-1959SLP--1960AX-and-1960BX-Tube-Guitar-Full-Stack-773030-i1323287.gc - that is a 100 watt amplifier with a total of 8 12" speakers and by itself, it's a very dry amplifier. That is, there are no effects except Gain (distortion) and EQ. No Reverb, no tremolo, no delay, and nothing else in the way of effects except a connection so you can add your own effects loop. Or you could purchase a BOSS GT-10 ($500) or the new Roland GR-55 guitar/bass synthesizer ($800) or both and have all of the best sounding guitar effects that money can buy. Then to amplify your chosen effects processor, you could purchase a 500 watt stereo power amplifier like the QSC GX5 ($400) and buy a pair of JBL JRX115 2-way speaker cabinets ($280 each) and a pair of JBL JRX112 stage monitors ($270 each) to go with your live sound set-up. You will not find a better sounding speaker than JBLs for live sound. You will get crisper highs and fuller lows. So, you add all that together and you a have more sounds, more volume capacity, and better sound qualtiy for lot less money. Plus, you can record live from this set-up or our use the very same gear in your home studio and you can produce your own broadcast quality sounds and sell them on iTunes or Amazon. Add a mixer to this configuration, and you can power the whole band and balance the sound perfectly.
