Since its launch in late 2020, Shure’s MV7 (now succeeded by the MV7+) has gained widespread popularity as a podcast microphone, thanks to its user-friendly design and robust feature set. Recently, Shure expanded its lineup with two new additions—the MV6 and MV7i—raising the question of how they compare. What sets them apart, and which one […]
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Which Personal Monitoring System is Right for Your Performance? Personal monitoring systems allow performers to hear a customized mix of audio (vocals, instruments, ambient sounds) directly in their ears, without relying solely on bulky stage monitors. This not only improves the clarity of the performance but also reduces the chance of feedback on stage. In […]
Shure has replaced its popular MV7 with the MV7+. So, what’s new and what does that “+” sign mean? What Is The MV7? To understand the MV7, first you have to know about the SM7B. The SM7B is arguably the most beloved microphone and is widely considered the best podcasting microphone available. For example, the […]
What is the Shure MoveMic? Shure’s MoveMic is a clip-on wireless Lavalier microphone with a discreet form factor and clear, high-quality sound. It can connect directly to your Apple or Android phone via the free Motiv App, or to a DSLR camera via an optional receiver. Configurations Who is it for? As the name suggests, […]
Shure In-Ear Monitors Today we’re going to take a closer look at one of the many ways Shure can improve live stage performances: in-ear monitors. We’ll also compare the options available from Shure. If you’re a musician, you know that one of the primary factors in a great live performance is having the ability to […]
All About Shure’s New MV7 Podcasting Microphone!
The Shure QLXD4 Shure’s QLXD4 is a wireless digital microphone system that simplifies great sound. It is the system we recommend when the budget and purpose justify it. While it is on the affordable spectrum of Shure’s high-end wireless systems, multiples add up quickly at a MAP of $999. WHAT DOES THAT BUY YOU? Radio […]
In a world where technology is constantly evolving, why is the world’s best selling microphone over 50 years old?


