Shure
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Shure Inc. is an American corporation that specializes in developing and manufacturing audio equipment technology. It was founded by Sidney N. Shure in Chicago, Illinois, in 1925 as a supplier of radio parts kits. The company became a manufacturer of consumer and professional audio-electronics including microphones, wireless microphone systems, discussion systems, mixers, and digital signal processing. The company also manufactures listening products, including headphones, high-end earphones, and personal monitor systems. Wikipedia
Website: www.shure.com
Latest news
- Nov 5: Shure are about to launch a spatial audio microphone, the MV360P. The FCC filing for this one reveals that it'll be a rechargeable microphone with an inbuilt SD card, and will support "360 degree sound". It also has an app, to let you tune the sound after recording.
- Oct 15: A new podcast, Far Away, Up Close: Global Stories from The Carter Center, was featured on NBC 11alive in Atlanta Georgia, featuring the Center's Director of Storytelling, Soyia Ellison, and Rana Shabb, who is featured on one of the episodes. The entire piece seems as if it's a podcast by itself - with the ubiquitous Shure SM7B in-vision at all times.
- Sep 21: Dear Riverside: please don't position a Shure MV7+ like this. It'll sound not very good. (Or, as a LinkedIn commenter says "these ads make my brain itchy"). Other than that, loving your work.
- Jun 23: How can you tell when a microphone company is supportive of podcasters? Here’s a “prime” example: when they don’t offer exclusive deals with only one online retailer. Shure is offering money off its range of microphones and earphones: the Shure website lists the deals; you can get the savings ($66 off the SM7B for example), “wherever you get your microphones” (Amazon or other authorised dealers across North America).
- Mar 4: So you have a great XLR microphone - but what if you could get rid of the chunky XLR cable, and the audio interface, and just plug it into your phone or laptop? And being able to add EQ and dynamic compression to it would be even better. Shure has launched the second generation of the MVX2U, an interface that turns any XLR microphone into a USB one. Even the SM7B.
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