TheChikenMaster
I'm Unbalanced
It may not be the problem though.
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XLR
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Mine's OK. But I'll take it apart and see if it stops working.
ibleedburgundy
The Anti-Lambo
I've had the same three SM57s for about 13 years now. They've been to hell and back. Never had a problem with any of 'em.
Although I did buy a nuemann bullet condenser and it beats the hell out of the 57s for recording guitar amps. To me the 57s sound small. Think I might try a Fathead II also.
Although I did buy a nuemann bullet condenser and it beats the hell out of the 57s for recording guitar amps. To me the 57s sound small. Think I might try a Fathead II also.
Rokket
Trailing Behind Again
I've got an SM58, not a 57. Can I take mine apart too?
S
Slick Machine
New member
57 wiring
The 57 & 58 Also have the XLR male (connect side). The tiny flat head setscrew is reversed, so it loosens the connector as you rightey tightey. I've found these like to corrode an break after years of use. And pending on the climate where you reside. Humidity plays a big part. you might want to check that out as well as the chicken masters solution. All in all, the Shure 57s and 58s are a great tool to have in your Gear Bag.
The 57 & 58 Also have the XLR male (connect side). The tiny flat head setscrew is reversed, so it loosens the connector as you rightey tightey. I've found these like to corrode an break after years of use. And pending on the climate where you reside. Humidity plays a big part. you might want to check that out as well as the chicken masters solution. All in all, the Shure 57s and 58s are a great tool to have in your Gear Bag.
TheChikenMaster
I'm Unbalanced
yea sure you can their the same thing, you know this unless you were being sarcastic.
philbagg
Just Killing Time
The 57 & 58 Also have the XLR male (connect side). The tiny flat head setscrew is reversed, so it loosens the connector as you rightey tightey. I've found these like to corrode an break after years of use. And pending on the climate where you reside. Humidity plays a big part. you might want to check that out as well as the chicken masters solution. All in all, the Shure 57s and 58s are a great tool to have in your Gear Bag.
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