Shure Logo.png
BETA® 58A

    BETA® 58A

    Vocal Microphone

    SKU: Beta 58A

    Big sound. Full sound. Sophisticated sound. Is your mic living up to the power of your vocal? For decades, the...

    Item added to cart×
    Product
    Continue ShoppingView Cart
    thumbnail

    Shure Product Benefits

    On stage or in the studio, the BETA 58A is made for refined voice. The brightened midrange and bass roll-off give lead and background vocals a mighty presence in the mix. And the supercardioid pattern works harder to isolate your sound from every other source in the air. You could say it’s a singer’s best friend.

    How It Works

    Related Products

    Reviews

    Further Reading

    • Beta 58A and SM58 together

      What's the Difference Between the SM58 and the Beta58A?

      What's the difference between the SM58 and its supercardioid cousin the Beta 58A? Both of these Shure mics are characterized by sound quality and reliable performance, however, there are differences that suit specific applications.
    • Two singers

      Pitcher Perfect Vocals: The Perks and Perils of Auto-Tune

      Whether it gives you the tingles or makes you want to hurl your radio out the window, Auto-Tune has established itself as powerful studio tool for vocalists. LOUDER explores the perils and perks of pitch correction.
    • A close up of a singer with a Beta 58A mic

      How to Choose the Best Microphone for Vocals

      Looking to make the jump from casual singer to dedicated vocalist? Whether you’re performing live or recording new tracks, Shure has put together a guide to the best microphones for vocals.
    • House-of-Worship_CeCe-Winans_100th-anniversary_1_Purple.jpeg

      How to Choose the Best Vocal Mics for Church Worship

      Worship Matters — and clear, reliable audio plays a critical role in how your message is received. In this guide, you will learn key factors to consider when selecting the best mics for your worship team to ensure crystal clear audio. 
    • None

      Performing Live: What to Bring to Your First Gig

      Performing live for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience, so don't leave anything to chance. By following these helpful suggestions, you'll be ready to take the stage with confidence – and prepared when things happen to go wrong.
    • None

      How to Choose Between a Wired and Wireless Microphone: Musician's Edition

      Portability requirements, technology comfort level, and likelihood of tripping over cables are some of the contributing factors that should influence whether or not you go wireless as a musician running your own sound.