Individual Equipment
Wireless Microphones (2)
Two Shure SM58 wireless handhelds — the industry-standard vocal microphone for clear, reliable live sound at corporate events, presentations, and hosted programs.
Two Shure SM58 wireless handhelds — the industry-standard vocal microphone for clear, reliable live sound.
$75 flat
Event Fit
How This Rental Fits Real Dallas Events
This wireless microphone rental is a good fit for corporate meetings, presentations, MC work, ceremonies, and programs that need clean handheld microphones without running long cables across the room.
It uses the Shure SM58, the industry-standard vocal microphone trusted for stages, speeches, and hosted events, so voices stay clear and consistent throughout the event.
It works best as part of a full speaker and mixer chain, which keeps the sound consistent and makes it easier to manage speeches, announcements, and audience participation.
Specs
Complete Specs List
- Model
- Shure SM58 wireless
- Rental Configuration
- Two wireless handheld SM58s with receiver
- Format
- Pair of handheld wireless mics
- Pricing
- $75 flat for 2 mics
- Best Use
- MC work, speeches, presentations, and announcements
- Signal Flow
- Designed to pair with the mixer and speaker chain
- Booking Rule
- Can be requested on its own or added to a base setup
- Category
- Extras
Highlights
What This Setup Is Best For
- Two SM58 wireless handhelds for hosts, MCs, and speakers — $75 flat for the pair.
- The SM58 is the industry-standard vocal microphone for reliable live sound.
- Clean look and fast handoff for presentations, ceremonies, and hosted programs.
- Works best alongside the speaker base or other event audio gear in the catalog.
FAQs
Wireless Microphones (2) Rental Questions
What is this wireless mic best used for?
It is a strong fit for speeches, hosted announcements, presentations, ceremonies, and audience interaction that needs one handheld microphone moving around the space.
Can the microphone be requested with speakers and a mixer?
Yes. That is the most common use case. The microphone is usually paired with the mixer and speaker setup for a cleaner event-ready signal path.