MoveMic 88+ (image credit: Shure) Building upon the success of Shure’s acclaimed MV88 Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone and MV88+ Video Kit, the audio company has unveiled the MoveMic 88+ Wireless ...

Shure has produced some of the best microphones for professional use cases, such as podcasting, radio broadcasts, and streaming.Before they released the MV7+, you had to be pretty technically ...

Shure MV6. Microphone. Dynamic transducer, cardioid (unidirectional) polar pattern, up to 24-bit/48KHz analog-to-digital converter, 50-15,000Hz frequency response. Hardware features.

Shure is one of the more iconic brands in the world of microphones with its gear being used in recording studios, radio stations, podcasts, and other professional settings. Its SM7B is one of the ...

Shure MV7i – Design and Features. The MV7i looks virtually identical to the company’s other MV7 microphones. It has a sleek ...

RF spectrum for wireless microphones will also play an important role in the U.S. for such upcoming major events as the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games, the group said. Shure said that ...

All Shure needed to do was fix the MV7's plosive problem, sharpen up the software suite, and double down on all the things that made that microphone brilliant. And that's exactly what it's done ...

Now there's a new kid on the block. The Shure MV6 is the company's first attempt at a dedicated USB gaming microphone and, as if to prove it, they've festooned the outer chassis with a lime green ...

Despite Shure branding the MV6 as a “gaming mic”, that isn’t all it’s good for. It’s so easy to use that it’ll be great for podcasts, online radio shows, content creation, and more.

RF spectrum for wireless microphones will also play an important role in the U.S. for such upcoming major events as the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games, the group said. Shure said that ...

I’m not going back to using any of them either, especially after hearing recordings made with the MV6 as, to me, they sound superb, meaning the Shure MV6 has become my go-to microphone.

It’s not cheap, but the Shure M7i microphone’s built-in interface, versatile FX options, and killer recording quality make it well worth the investment.