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Shure Prologue 14L Low Impedence Dynamic Microphone

Shure Prologue 14L Low Impedence Dynamic Microphone

$19.99 Price Tier: Budget

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Page last updated May 26, 2026

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Designed for professional vocal and instrumental applications, the Shure Prologue 14L Low Impedance Dynamic Microphone is a reliable tool for any studio or live performance setting. Its low impedance design ensures minimal interference and a clear, natural sound, making it ideal for capturing the subtleties in both voice and music. This microphone features a cardioid polar pattern, effectively isolating the main sound source while reducing background noise, which is particularly advantageous in live environments where multiple sound sources are present.

The Shure Prologue 14L is equipped with a rugged construction suited for the rigors of regular use, whether on stage or in the studio. Its internal shock mount minimizes handling noise, allowing for seamless and uninterrupted performances. Musicians and sound engineers alike appreciate the versatility of this microphone, as it can handle high sound pressure levels, making it well-suited for both vocalists and instrumentalists.

With its straightforward, durable design, the Shure Prologue 14L offers consistent performance, making it a staple choice for professionals seeking reliability and quality in their audio equipment.

Key Features:

Low impedance design for minimal interference
Cardioid polar pattern for focused sound isolation
Internal shock mount to reduce handling noise
Rugged construction for durability
Suitable for both vocal and instrumental applications
Handles high sound pressure levels effectively

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tel_nobody

3007

over 9 years ago

Shure Prologue 14L Microphone

Prologue 14L mics are low impedance dynamics. The wiring can accommodate either balanced or unbalanced use. The 14L is appreciably better than the rest of the range in subjective terms. Its frequency response reaches up to 13kHz, only 2kHz lower than the SM58, (which costs roughly four times as much) though it has a high frequency dip just above the presence peak that characterises all the dynamic mics in the Prologue range. This microphone is better suited to more serious vocal use and can be used to achieve results of a very high standard in the small studio. It also has a lockable on/off switch.

In conclusion, these mics offer good value for money. Retailing for only a fraction of the price of original Shure microphones, the only indication of reduction in quality is slight tonal loss at the top end, slight handling noise and a slightly coloured tonality due to the less than flat response curves. They seem very rugged and are easy to service. Definitely a range not to be overlooked if finances are tight. Useful for work with vocals, electric guitars and some mid-range percussion, but unsuitable for use with bass instruments where punch is required.

jimmarchi1

41029

9 years ago over 9 years ago

do they still make these? I remember buying a couple of these as a teenager along with some radioshak branded Omni shures for 4 track recording and sampling purposes.... I just found 1 of these and 2 shack shures in a vox a week or two ago and am all excited just knowing I still own them!

tel_nobody

3007

9 years ago over 9 years ago

Manufacture stopped in 1997