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The Shure SM52 microphone (it used to be called the 58 but lost 6 due to budget cuts or something I dunno)
You might not have heard of it, but if you've been to a live gig, chances are you've seen one
You probably meant the SM58. The 58 is the prototypical singer's mic.
The sm58 is the microphone, if you ask a kid to draw a mic, the kid will draw the sm58.