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CX (Issue 78) review Shure's VP89 Shotgun Microphones.
When the VP89 was announced I was pretty curious to see how good it was. I got hold of a pair of VP89L mics and over a month took them to a bunch of gigs to evaluate in real life conditions. I record live bands on real stages, and the big challenges I’ve encountered with crowd mics are those of pattern control and SPL handling.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 225) review Shure's FP Wireless System.
For those of you wanting wireless microphone application with a truly portable nature, the FP Systems from Shure are really going to get you excited. I have had many colleagues looking for units like these over the years and have yet been able to find a cost effective system that offers the flexibility that is needed for mobile video production work and mains power free wireless setups - until now.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 224) review Shure's SE215 Earphones.
With more and more musicians turning to in ear monitoring on stages these days, there are a lot of systems out there that let themselves down with poor quality ear buds that really do not suit the intended purpose. That is why I see more people turning to Shure ear buds for a better fit, a more discreet placement and the sound quality that you want when you're on stage.
find out more ...Audio Technology (Issue 89) review Shure's PGX-D Digital Wireless System.
Shure do things very well and this new entry-level digital wireless system sets the standard for exciting performance and extreme simplicity.
find out more ...Audio Technology (Issue 89) review Shure's ULX-D Digital Wireless System.
Generations ahead of any other available system in its class, ULX-D Digital brings a new level of performance to professional sound reinforcement.
find out more ...CX (Issue 72) review Shure's ULX-D Digital Wireless System.
The ULX-D is smart, and lots of things about it are right. It does its thing, and it sounds good. Given our rapidly decreasing available bandwidth, it makes sense to find more efficient ways of using what little is left. ULX-D is one such way.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 219) review Shure's KSM313 and KSM353 Ribbon Microphones.
It is not just in the live arena that Shure have made their mark, as they too can be found in studios the world over competing with some of the best microphones out there.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 218) review Shure's SE535 Sound Isolating Earphones.
The SE535 earphones are designed to not only be comfortable and clear, but to also isolate your ears from the noise of a loud stage, so you can have control over what you hear when performing.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 217) review Shure's SRH1840 Professional Open Back Headphones.
Shure have thought of everything with the SRH1840 professional open back headphones. You get exceptional comfort, unbelievable audio quality and all the added extras in one complete package.
find out more ...Audio Technology (Issue 87) review Shure's SRH1440 Professional Open Back Headphones.
When Mark Davie dropped off this pair of SRH1440s onto my desk with a ‘lemme know what you think’, I immediately unzipped the case and whacked them on. There’s an easy effortlessness in the tone and imaging, and this is definitely my experience with the 1440s. They’ve been an absolute pleasure to use – the tone is really well balanced and the detail is excellent.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 215) review Shure's SRH1440 Professional Open Back Headphones.
The newest product in Shure's range of professional headphones has really set the standard for listening comfort and quiality.
find out more ...Australian Guitar review Shure's Beta 27 Instrument Microphone.
Shure dominates the guitar micing market with the SM57. But that's certainly not the only guitar-capable mic in their arsenal. How does the Beta 27 compare?
find out more ...CX Magazine review the Shure PSM 1000.
Smarter, better in ear monitor systems are not only a win for artists, but also the humble monitor engineer.
find out more ...Australian Guitar review Shure's PGX Digital Wireless System.
Shure's latest wireless system uses digital technology to help you lock on and rock out. Let's cut the cord and crank out some riffs.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 213) review Shure's SRH940 Headphones.
Shure have made sure to not overlook the demand for studio headphones by bringing you the SRH940 - a set of headphones designed for audio engineers and studio professionals.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 213) review Shure's SE215 Earphones.
The SE215 sound isolating earphones from Shure offer the adjustability that is needed to suit each and every artist who wants to use them.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 212) review Shure's PG42USB Microphone.
The new PG42USB gives you a side address condenser microphone and USB interface all built into the one chassis. This handy little unit takes the fuss out of recording and lets you worry about your performance.
find out more ...Australian PC User Magazine review Shure's SRH440 and SRH840 Headphones as part of their Audio Shootout.
find out more ...Australian PC User Magazine review Shure's SE215 Earphones as part of their Audio Shootout.
The Shure SE215's produced the most pleasing and detailed sound of all in-ear models that PC User Magazine tested.
find out more ...Mixdown (Issue 211) review Shure's PG27USB Microphone.
With the new PG27USB, Shure give you a great sounding microphone with built in A/D converters and USB interface making quality computer recording simple and easy.
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