Shure is a world-renowned manufacturer of audio electronics, specializing in professional microphones, wireless systems, conferencing solutions, and premium headphones.
Founded in 1925 by Sidney N. Shure, Shure Incorporated has grown from a one-man company selling radio parts kits to a global leader in audio electronics. Headquartered in Niles, Illinois, the company is legendary for its microphones and audio electronics, which are a staple in live performance, recording, and broadcasting.
Shure's extensive product portfolio includes the iconic SM58 and SM7B microphones, advanced wireless microphone systems, in-ear monitoring solutions, and conferencing audio systems designed for professional environments. The brand is synonymous with durability and audio excellence, serving a diverse range of clients from musicians and content creators to corporations and government institutions.
Beyond professional hardware, Shure produces high-fidelity consumer headphones and earphones, bringing studio-quality sound to everyday listeners. The company continues to innovate with software-based audio processing, such as the IntelliMix suite, and networked audio solutions for modern AV conferencing.
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Every Shure product typically comes with a Limited Warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one or two years from the original date of purchase, depending on the specific product.
Shure Incorporated is headquartered in Niles, Illinois, USA.
No, it is advised not to use the AD2 Transmitter or similar electronic components near water to avoid potential hazards and product failure.
Most XLR microphones function as analog devices requiring an audio interface. However, USB microphones like the MV7 or software like IntelliMix Room may require installation or drivers on your computer.
IntelliMix Room is software-based audio processing for AV conferencing that runs on the same PC as your videoconferencing software, eliminating the need for separate DSP hardware.