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September Webinar: How Shure Products Connect Using Dante

September Webinar: How Shure Products Connect Using Dante

Soon, connecting audio equipment with miles of cables will be ancient history. New Shure digital products keep you ahead of the curve by incorporating Audinate's Dante™ digital audio network technology.

How Shure Products Connect Using Dante

Join us for a 60-minute review of digital audio networking basics, the advantages of Dante digital audio network technology, and how it works in Shure products including ULX-D™ Digital and Microflex™ Wireless Systems. Gino Sigismondi, Manager of Shure Systems Support, and Landon Gentry, Audinate's Manager of Global Support Services, will present the webinar and answer questions.

This event has already occurred. You can view the archived webinar below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUJ0FMfgxYE
Happy learning!

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Allison Wolcott

Allison Wolcott started singing at Shure and now sings wherever she can. She wishes she were Brandi Carlile, Neko Case, and Johnny Cash all rolled up in a voice box. Her favorite mic is the BETA®87A.

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