Shure
Founded in 1925 as a supplier of radio kits, Shure has grown in the intervening 80+ years to become one of the leading manufacturers of microphones and headphones in the world.
In 2009, Shure acquired Crowley and Tripp Microphones from Soundwave Research Laboratories, Inc., leading to Shure’s return to the ribbon microphone market. Two of Crowley and Tripp’s well-known ribbon microphones, the El Diablo and Naked Eye, have been rebadged as the KSM353 and KSM313 respectively. Both use the “acoustic nanofilm” ribbon material, aka Roswellite, developed by Soundwave Research.
In 2015, Shure introduced a new digital product line, called MOTIV, delivering 24-bit audio quality and the reliability for which the company is famous.
IN 2016, Shure reinvented the moving-coil capsule, with the “Dualdyne” KSM8 handheld dynamic microphone.
Current Shure Microphones
Shure 520DX
Shure 5575LE
Shure 55SH
Shure Beta 181
Shure Beta 27
Shure Beta 52A
Shure Beta 56A
Shure Beta 57A
Shure Beta 58A
Shure Beta 87A
Shure Beta 87C
Shure Beta 91A
Shure Beta 98A
Shure Beta 98AMP
Shure Beta 98H/C
Shure KSM137
Shure KSM141
Shure KSM313
Shure KSM32
Shure KSM353
Shure KSM353/ED
Shure KSM42
Shure KSM44A
Shure KSM9
Shure KSM9HS
Shure MC50B
Shure MV51
Shure MV88
Shure PGA-58
Shure SM11
Shure SM137
Shure SM27
Shure SM48
Shure SM57
Shure SM58
Shure SM63
Shure SM7B
Shure SM81
Shure SM86
Shure SM94
Shure VP64A
Shure VP82
Shure VP88
Shure VP89L
Shure VP89M
Shure VP89S
Shure Mic Sets
Discontinued Shure Microphones
Shure 515X
Shure 545SD
Shure 565SD
Shure 588SDX
Shure 8900W
Shure Beta 52
Shure Beta 91
Shure Beta-98
Shure C606W
Shure KSM109
Shure KSM27
Shure KSM44
Shure Model 330
Shure PG27
Shure PG27-USB
Shure PG42
Shure PG42-USB
Shure PG48
Shure PG52
Shure PG56
Shure PG57
Shure PG58
Shure PG81
Shure SM5B
Shure SM87A
Shure SM89
