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Shure, Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project
The Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer has sparked renewed interest in the Manhattan Project and the race to build the world’s first atomic bomb. Shure Historian MICHAEL PETTERSEN delves into the company archives to explore the microphones used at the dawn of the nuclear age.
Jacob Collier Uses Shure KSM44A for Native Instruments Audience Choir
Jacob Collier just released a new album including audio of his audiences recorded with Shure KSM44A microphones and Axient Digital wireless. Now you can create your own compositions with the same choir samples using free software from Native Instruments.
How Shure Developed the Vagabond “88” as its First Wireless Microphone
In his latest installment from the Shure archives, company Historian MICHAEL PETTERSEN takes us back to the release of the VAGABOND “88” Wireless Microphone System in the 1950s. Learn all about the innovative cable-free mic Shure created when wireless still seemed like wizardry.
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Shure Congratulates the Grand Ole Opry on Celebrating 100 Years of Sonic Brilliance in Country Music
The Grand Ole Opry 100th Celebration, broadcast live on NBC and streamed on Peacock, featured a procession of artists who relied on Shure audio technology as they honored the legacy of the iconic country music institution. Both founded in 1925, the Grand Ole Opry and Shure share a rich history together, with music and cultural icons trusting Shure microphones on the Opry stage.
Shure Wireless Powers Super Bowl LIX: Delivering Unmatched Audio to Millions Worldwide
In a thrilling showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, Super Bowl LIX captivated a record 126 million U.S. viewers who tuned in to watch the game. From the iconic Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Shure audio gear was instrumental in delivering crystal-clear sound to fans both at the stadium and watching the broadcast.
Gospel Legend CeCe Winans and Shure Unite to Amplify Light, Joy, and Inspiration through Song
CHICAGO, March 6, 2025 – Shure, a global leader in audio technology, is collaborating with CeCe Winans, the best-selling and most-awarded gospel singer of all time, to bring her soul-stirring voice to audiences across the country on the “More Than This” tour. CeCe Winans has won 17 GRAMMY® Awards and 31 Dove Awards, including Artist of the Year in 2022 and 2024.
Shure's MoveMic 88+: a New Wireless Microphone with Unmatched Audio Versatility for Videography and Field Recording
Today, Shure unveiled the MoveMic 88+ Wireless Stereo Microphone, revolutionizing mobile audio as the first-of-its-kind wireless direct-to-phone stereo microphone with selectable polar patterns. Building upon the success of Shure’s acclaimed MV88 Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone and MV88+ Video Kit, the new wireless mic for video empowers creators and videographers to record exceptional audio and video separately, ensuring the best microphone placement without sacrificing the perfect shot.
Yamaha and Shure Bring SLX-D Quad Integration to DM7 Series Digital Mixers
Yamaha is further strengthening its long-term collaboration with microphone and wireless system manufacturer Shure, by bringing support for the latest Shure SLX-D Quad digital wireless systems to Yamaha DM7 series digital mixers.
Shure Strikes a High Note at 67th GRAMMY® Awards
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11, 2025—The Crypto.com Arena was abuzz ahead of the 67th GRAMMY® Awards. The evening wasn’t just about celebrating the biggest names in music, it was also an opportunity to show solidarity and support for the Los Angeles community, which is still recovering from the devastating fires in January. This made the evening's performances, songs, and moments of remembrance even more meaningful for audiences around the world.
