PSM 1000
      Discontinued

      PSM 1000

      Advanced In-Ear Personal Monitoring System

      SKU: PSM1000

      Shure Product Benefits

      With a category-leading combination of the finest audio quality, robust RF performance, and touring-grade features, Shure’s PSM 1000 Wireless Personal Monitor System is the choice of top-tier audio professionals for productions with zero room for error. More on-air channels, and breakthrough automation that makes setup and use simple, yet powerful. Add Shure professional Sound Isolating™ Earphones for total audio conviction, start to finish.

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