Legendary. That’s the word most commonly associated with Shure microphones. If you have ever been to a live performance, whether it be a concert, speech, comedy show, or general event, chances are the person was singing or speaking through a Shure SM58 windscreen and grille. It is the world’s most popular dynamic microphone for any occasion. But that is not where it stops with Shure. Microphones such as the SM57 and Shure SM7B vocal microphone have been used to record instruments or amplify them live since their inception and continue to be the first choice in those applications. The Shure SM7B vocal microphone is hands down the most popular broadcasting and podcasting microphone used by thousands of radio hosts and podcasts daily. Building on their classic Shure SM7B vocal microphone design, the company introduced the MV7 series of podcast microphones to bring excellent quality at a reasonable price point in the rapidly growing world of podcasting. The Beta series of microphones builds on the legendary SM platform giving performers a more dynamic and clear response that perfectly articulates their voice or even an instrument's true tone.
Microphones aren’t just where Shure hangs their hat. Shure microphones are very widely known for their ultra reliable wireless instrument units and wireless microphone systems. Delivering crystal clear reception without interference, their BLX, GLX and SLX wireless systems are the industry standard for live performance without the hassle of long cables to get hung up on. And it would be insulting not to mention Shure’s In Ear monitor systems and earbuds. The PSM Series of In Ear monitoring systems provide performers with the ability to hear their performance at a comfortable listening level without needing massive floor wedges to kick their sound back to them. Many musicians have been very outspoken about how in ear monitoring has changed the game, and makes it easier to hear themselves in a live performance without damaging their hearing. Originally started as a radio parts supplier in the 1920’s, Shure has built a reputation in reliable and durable communications equipment that even the US military trusts.