regarding a general all around mic....

uh no.. more like if i'm using the mic right and say its all loud coming thru the system, by having the on/off switch I, myself could turn it off right? or whats the point of the on/off switch i guess is what i'm tryin to verify??

thanks for the input


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I dont know exactly what application your using your mic for, but I have a shure ksm27 and it doenst have an on and off switch. I have it patched into a mic-pre that has a phantom power switch.

When I want to turn the mic on I just push the phantom power button. But my pre-amp is patched into my mixer on track 23. When I want to not hear the mic while it is on, I just press the mute button.

Your welcome for the input.
 
Your KSM27 is a condenser mic. We're talking about an SM58 here, which is a dynamic, and by design doesn't need phantom power. BTW: you can't "patch" phantom power through a patch bay. That's a big "no no" in audio engineering.
 
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