Shure's meticulous attention to durability can be traced back to World War II when Shure Brothers Incorporated became one of the prime suppliers of m…

Here's a little history for you. Did you know that the first practical wireless microphone for performers was the Shure Vagabond 88? First introduced…

Congratulations to: Andrew Wilson who is the lucky winner of a brand new set of SE535's.

The Shure wireless catalog is growing, which is great news because it means more options. By the same token, if you're shopping for a wireless system…

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the Shure Unidyne Microphone (29th April 1939). When the unidyne 55 was introduced, it was the first single eleme…

Shure products have been known for quality, reliability, and durability for many decades.

There can't be many microphones which are still causing a buzz 36 years after being introduced but the SM7B is certainly one of them.

Few fields have undergone such radical change as journalism has in recent years. In a time of upheaval, only one thing is certain: The future of news…

Honest and often raw, video blogs – or vlogs – on YouTube are drawing bigger audiences than many television programs. But is success threatening to m…

Once the domain of bedroom broadcasters, podcasts aren’t just for shut-ins anymore. As performing before real audiences becomes more popular, Shure e…

Did Prince once nearly ruin his legendary live show? What’s it like working with Björk? Hear the stories behind the sounds: Shure Signal Path podcast

Smells Like Van Spirit – Update from the Road Searching for Europe’s best street musicians in his trusty VW bus, Marten Berger is now four months int…

Marten Berger is on the road searching for Europe’s best street musicians.

Marten Berger is living and recording in a converted VW bus on his quest to find the Continent’s most talented buskers.

Marten Berger is about to embark upon an epic road trip to find Europe’s best street musicians.