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AUDIO

Shure

Microphones, wireless systems and earphones.

Founded
1925 to today
From
Niles, United States
Status
Active

Its dynamic microphones are among the most used in the world.

Official siteSource: Wikipedia

LANDMARKS

  1. 1966SM58
  2. 1939Unidyne
  3. 1973SM7
  4. 1965SM57

In the library

1965Microphones

Shure SM57

Shure

A near-indestructible dynamic, still the default on snare drums and guitar cabinets.

Source: WikipediaPhoto: E bailey, CC BY-SA 4.0
1966Microphones

Shure SM58

Shure

The standard live vocal microphone for six decades.

Source: WikipediaPhoto: SM58&Beta58a.jpg : Iain Fergusson - Iainf 06:42, 24 June 2006 (UTC) derivative work: Binksternet ( talk ), CC BY 2.5
2020Microphones

Shure MV7

Shure

A smaller SM7B descendant with both XLR and USB outputs.

Source: WikipediaPhoto: Panos Sakalakis, CC BY 2.0
1996Microphones

Shure Beta 58A

Shure

Revised Beta 58 that became a standard supercardioid stage vocal microphone.

Source: WikipediaPhoto: SM58&Beta58a.jpg : Iain Fergusson - Iainf 06:42, 24 June 2006 (UTC) derivative work: Binksternet ( talk ), CC BY 2.5