The Shure SM57 has been the go-to mic for professionals, amateurs and hobbyists for a generation. Still, to this day, it offers the perfect blend of reliability, robustness and clear, consistent sound ...

To think of it another way; if there were a couple of microphones we’d happily take to any recording session, or any live performance, and be safe in the knowledge they’d perform, it would be the ...

The Shure SM7B is a legendary dynamic moving-coil microphone that’s ideal for close-proximity instrumental and vocal use in recording and broadcast studios. The product of several decades of ...

So you want a Shure SM57 or SM58 but don't want to pay the MSRP of $200. Maybe you can't even afford the used $60 ones that come off of eBay Well, I've got some really cool news for you. And I ...

The Shure SM57 microphone A condenser mic, employing new technology, mounted on a straw-thin gooseneck, would almost disappear before assembled lenses and yield more flattering imagery. Or so I ...

Another advantage of the Shure SM7B microphone is its frequency response. It can capture sounds from 50 Hz to 20 kHz in a steady fashion. The diagram for the SM7B stays relatively flat from 50 Hz ...

Shure is one of only a handful of companies with real bona fides in both the consumer and professional audio industries. The first good in-ear monitors I ever bought were made by Shure, and my SM57 ...