Product Detail
The Shure RPW110 PG58 Cartridge is a top - notch choice for vocalists who want professional - grade sound without spending a fortune. Made by Shure, a well - respected name in audio, this entry - level dynamic vocal microphone cartridge offers clear and sharp vocal reproduction. It's perfect for live shows, rehearsals, and recording sessions. With its cardioid polar pattern, it cuts down on background noise and feedback, so your voice stands out in any mix. Whether you're just starting out or an experienced performer, the PG58 gives you great value. It's built to last, able to handle frequent use without losing its sound quality. This cartridge is specifically designed for Shure handheld transmitters, making it an easy and ideal upgrade or replacement. Its simple plug - and - play design allows for quick installation. Enjoy the trusted Shure sound in all your performances with the RPW110 PG58 Cartridge. Key Features: Professional sound at an affordable price, designed for Shure handheld transmitters, clear vocal output, durable construction, cardioid pattern to reduce noise, and easy plug - and - play installation. Specifications: Dynamic microphone type, cardioid polar pattern, frequency response tailored for vocals, compatible with Shure Handheld Transmitters, model number RPW110. Package Contents: 1 Shure RPW110 PG58 Cartridge and a user manual.
Using the Shure RPW110 PG58 Cartridge is a breeze. First, make sure you have a Shure handheld transmitter. Just plug the cartridge into the transmitter - it's that simple thanks to the plug - and - play design. When you're using it, try to hold the microphone at a comfortable distance from your mouth, usually about 2 - 3 inches. This will help you get the best sound. As for maintenance, keep the cartridge clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down after each use. Avoid getting it wet as moisture can damage the internal components. If you're not using it for a long time, store it in a cool, dry place. And always follow the instructions in the user manual for any specific details. If you notice any problems with the sound quality or if the cartridge isn't working properly, check the connection to the transmitter first. If the issue persists, it might be time to contact Shure support.
