Shure

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Shure is an American audio company headquartered in Niles, Illinois. Founded in Chicago in 1925, it is known for microphones and audio electronics used in live sound, recording, broadcast and content production. Electronic Australia stocks Shure dynamic microphones for vocals, instruments and studio use, along with selected wireless systems for live performance and presentation.

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About Shure

Shure's product range includes wired and wireless microphones, in-ear monitoring, headphones, conferencing systems, networked audio and signal processors. Its microphone families cover applications from stage vocals and instruments to broadcast, podcasting and studio recording. Shure also develops wireless systems for professional audio, including analogue and digital platforms designed for stage, presentation and production use. The range stocked here focuses on dynamic microphones and wireless systems, including established SM and BETA models, the SM7 series, and handheld wireless packages.

Choose a Shure dynamic microphone according to the source and connection available. The SM58 and BETA58A are handheld vocal microphones, while the SM57 suits instruments and the BETA52A is designed for kick drum and low-frequency sources. The SM7B and SM7dB are studio vocal microphones, with the SM7dB including built-in preamp gain. For wireless use, check the system frequency band, receiver outputs, transmitter type and local operating requirements. Stands, microphone cables, clips, windscreens, batteries and suitable audio interfaces may be required separately.

Shure questions

Where is Shure based?

Shure is headquartered in Niles, Illinois, United States. The company began in Chicago in 1925 and develops microphones, wireless audio products, conferencing equipment, networked audio products and personal listening products.

Which Shure microphone is suitable for vocals?

The SM58 and BETA58A are handheld dynamic microphones intended for vocal use. The SM7B and SM7dB are larger studio dynamic microphones suited to spoken voice, singing and broadcast-style recording. Select based on the performance setting, mounting method and available preamp gain.

What should I check before buying a Shure wireless system?

Check the frequency band listed for the specific model, the number and type of transmitters, receiver outputs and microphone capsule included. The Shure BLX288/SM58 package includes two handheld transmitters with SM58 microphones. Confirm that the selected band suits your location and setup.

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