Live Performance AUDIO SOLUTIONS
From local venues to world tours, Shure's full range of stage microphones, wireless systems, in-ear monitoring, and software deliver the reliability and sound quality live performance depends on. Get out there and give it all you’ve got with complete confidence.
Wireless Systems & In-Ear Monitoring
From Axient Digital to Axient Digital PSM, Shure wireless microphone systems and in-ear monitoring systems deliver reliable RF and clear audio for live performance.
Axient® DigitalWireless Microphone SystemFrom$2,224.00Learn More
ANX4Scalable Wireless Receiver for Axient® Digital and ULX-D® SystemsLearn More
Axient® Digital PSMAdvanced Digital In-Ear Monitor SystemFrom$6,787.00Learn More
SLX-D+Wireless Microphone SystemsFrom$749.00Learn More
ULX-D®Digital Wireless SystemsFrom$1,320.00Learn More
PSM 900Professional In-Ear Personal Monitoring SystemFrom$1,729.00Learn More
PSM 300In-Ear Personal Monitoring SystemFrom$829.00Learn More
Vocal Microphones
Stage vocal microphones, including Nexadyne, deliver clear, natural vocals that cut through the mix from soundcheck to encore.
Nexadyne™ 8Dynamic Vocal Microphone
KSM11Cardioid Condenser Vocal Microphone
KSM8Dualdyne Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone
KSM9Condenser Vocal Microphone
BETA® 87ABETA® 87A Vocal Microphone
BETA 87CVocal Microphone
BETA® 58AVocal Microphone
SM58Vocal Microphone
SM39Cardioid Singing Headset Microphone for Performing Artists
Super 55Deluxe Vocal Microphone
Instrument Microphones
Kick, toms, guitar amps, and more. Shure instrument mics capture the true sound of the source with less bleed and less EQ required.
Nexadyne™ 2 Supercardioid Dynamic Kick Drum Microphone
Nexadyne™ 5 Supercardioid Dynamic Guitar Amp Microphone
Nexadyne™ 6 Supercardioid Dynamic Tom/Snare Microphone
SM57Instrument Microphone
BETA 52AKick Drum Microphone
BETA 56ASnare/Tom Microphone
BETA 57ADynamic Instrument Microphone
BETA 91AKick Drum Microphone
BETA 98AMP/CInstrument Microphone
BETA 98H/CMiniature Instrument Microphone
SM81Condenser Instrument Microphone
KSM137Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
KSM141Dual Pattern Instrument Microphone
Audio Software
Live sound software for RF coordination and real-time monitoring. Plan ahead with Wireless Workbench. Stay in control at showtime with WAVETOOL.
Hear from Engineers Who Trust Shure
Axient Digital PSM sounds so much better than anything else I've used. It's not a little bit better. It's massively better.
Having ShowLink with Axient Digital PSM and to be able to communicate with the artist is a complete change to the system. It's taking away that step of guessing what's going on with someone's bodypack on the stage.
Axient Digital is a solid system. You can count on it every day, and it sounds great. It's truly a pleasure to use.
When I switched to the Nexadyne 8 vocal mic, I got less of the ambient noise from the room and more of the source that's intended.
From a live vocals standpoint, the Nexadyne 8 mic gives the same vocal clarity as the album you’re listening to.
The Nexadyne instrument mics line has helped me a lot musically, bringing toms, kick and electric guitar into the mix in a very natural way, without a lot of EQ and effort.
We've been using Shure wireless equipment on the road for two years. It's completely changed the game for us.
Featured Videos
Hear why touring engineers rely on Shure wireless systems, IEM systems, and stage microphones for dependable RF and exceptional sound, show after show.
Further Reading
Axient Digital AD vs. ADX Series: What’s the Difference?
When choosing a professional wireless system, the differences between product tiers can sometimes feel confusing. Axient® Digital keeps things simple with one powerful receiver platform and two transmitter series: AD and ADX. Both deliver exceptional RF performance, audio quality, encryption, and spectrum efficiency, but ADX adds advanced tools for the most demanding productions. Understanding what they share—and where they differ—can help you choose the right solution with confidence.
What's the Difference Between the SM58 and the Beta58A?
The SM58 and Beta 58A are both reliable handheld vocal microphones with different pickup patterns, output levels, and tonal profiles. The SM58 has a cardioid pattern and familiar, forgiving SM-series vocal sound. The Beta 58A has a tighter supercardioid pattern, hotter output, extended response, and reduced handling noise.
What's the Difference Between Shure SM57 and Beta 57A?
The SM57 and Beta 57A are both rugged dynamic microphones for instruments and occasional vocals. The SM57 has a classic cardioid close-miking character, while the Beta 57A adds tighter supercardioid directionality, higher output, extended response, a more protective grille, and improved handling-noise control.
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