Donner XLR/USB Podcast Microphon... vs Shure SM58-LC Cardioid Dynamic V...

It is not presently active from my motu but for some reason when recording the audio i can hear the reverb. I am a complete newbie to audio gear, but i believe this will work perfectly to get me started with video voiceovers.

The build and features are top notch and the sound is exactly as you expect it to be for a broadcast-style dynamic mic. For the price, a fairly solid unit with good voice quality. This mic at $75 bucks is the real deal.

The mic has an all metal body and shock mount with a slip on foam windscreen. The nice thing about only buying a microphone allows you to choose better options for a stand or boom to your liking. It can be mounted easily on a boom arm so it can be adj...  Read More

Construction is very-sturdy and appears to be all-metal. This thing feels solid and exudes a sense of quality.

Over all off axis sound rejection is great. It is very sensitive and it will pick up on all audio directly in front and even to the side of the microphone. It picks up all sorts of audio when touched/moved around.

The voice reproduction is great. The sound quality is excellent. The rest of the mic is fantastic.

The sm58 lc is a solid mic. I have bought the pga48 for podcasting guests and in comparison, the sm58 is much warmer.

They are tough, consistant, and reliable. The bundle is the best bang for the buck.

Shure sm58 is an overrated mic. The cable is low quality too and adds noise to recordings. I have to use all of my gain on my focusrite scarlet solo (3rd gen) and that causes a lot of noise in my recording.

Like the mcdonald's burger, billions of these mics have been sold. Now i understand why everybody uses them because that was a mystery to me, was as useless to them, as to me.