The plastic spring loaded clip broke. Can it be repaired? If so, where do I send it.
Go to Shure.com, look under support and it will give you price list and return instructions.
SOURCE: shure 55sh series 2 mic repair
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SOURCE: Shure wireless mic switching off
Hi,
Maybe your battery is loosing contact, one of the most common problems with the older Shure models.
If there's a 9 volt battery in it, just bent the clips a little or put something behind the clips so that the contact is for sure.
regards,
Gerard
SOURCE: Shure Beta 58A wireless mic
As you discovered, the rattle problem is due to a broken plastic stem that is designed to hold a metal pin, which in turn keeps the washers in place. I feel like the plastic stem is a weak link in the design of the mic. I dropped my Beta 58 once (not even hard enough to dent the grill) and snap! The mic sat unused for several years, until I recently worked up the courage to take the thing apart. A quick and easy solution to the rattle problem is to simply remove all of the washers, the broken piece of stem, and the metal pin. With a broken stem, they aren't doing you any good any way. As far as I can tell, the pin and washers are just there to keep the capsule from sliding out. The rubber housing and c-clamp hold everything together pretty securely, and I haven't had any trouble with since removing the washers, etc. Of course, I'm pretty careful with it now. If you want a mic that can stand up to abuse, get a SM58. Of course, you won't have the clarity of the Beta. As far as the tiny wires go, find someone that is handy with a soldering iron.
SOURCE: i have 2 wh20 shure mics that do not work
Send them to Shure for repairs. www.shure.com/service
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