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The peeps at Shure do some crazy things with their microphones to prove just how "road worthy" they really are. more>>

Michael Jackson’s groundbreaking album “Thriller”. Quincy Jones and recording engineer Bruce Swedien used an SM7 for most of Michael’s vocals and according to legend, all of Vincent Price’s. more>>

Before you buy Shure microphones please check that you are buying from an authorised reseller...BUYER BEWARE! more>>

With the growing popularity of home studio recording, there is an increasing need to interface professional microphones with computers. To meet the market demand, Shure introduced the X2u XLR-to-USB adapter. more>>

Frequently associated with boardrooms, houses of worship, and distance learning, Shure Microflex® MX391 boundary microphones once again made the transition to professional basketball as the mic of choice for the 2009 NBA All-Star Game. more>>

Led by international pop/rock star Pink, more than 13,000 people descended on London’s Trafalgar Square to sing hits, including "Hey Jude" and "Is This the Way to Amarillo?" Members of the crowd were supplied with 160 Shure wireless microphones. more>>

Shure wireless was the choice of a number of artists performing at the annual event held at the MGM’s Grand Garden Arena. more>>

QSC WideLines seen and heard at Elton John’s star-studded Oscar party. more>>

Early April saw Tim Vear travel around NZ to talk to wireless users regarding spectrum reallocation/white space issues and what technologies are on the horizon to solve all these problems. more>>