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In the 60 years since its inception, the SM58 has become an audio icon that’s still inspiring Shure engineers to continue pushing the boundaries of microphone technology. From the SM7dB to the new Nexadyne family, discover how the innovation continues.

Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, the Shure SM58 has built up a reputation over the decades as an extremely durable and reliable microphone. But just how tough is it really?

Is the SM58 the most popular microphone of all time? Quite possibly, yes. What else could handle Run-DMC’s rhymes, Frank Carter’s screams and Mitski’s drama with such ease? For the past 60 years, this mic has set the standard.

Experience the reliable performance and wireless scalability of Shure ULX-D® in demanding RF environments, now with wide tuning capabilities and more!

Shure is excited to announce the new Wireless Workbench Mobile app — built to ensure seamless wireless management for audio professionals on the move. 

Monitoring multiple channels of audio for large productions like TV shows or theater is often a very complex operation. Fortunately, WAVETOOL software can help sound engineers keep everything under control.

Watch TOBYMAC’s engineering team, PAT HAAPANEN and HEATH MAHON, discuss how they achieve peerless audio with advanced equipment from Shure.

Choosing the right headset microphone depends on factors like wireless freedom, sound quality, comfort, and directionality. Shure’s guide explains how cardioid and omnidirectional patterns suit different environments and highlights models such as the PGA31, SM35, SM31FH, MX153, DuraPlex DH5, and TwinPlex TH53 for performers, presenters, and fitness professionals. The focus is on matching microphone capabilities to specific needs to ensure clear, reliable audio.

The lavalier microphone is minuscule but mighty when it comes to sound recording and reproduction. Learn all about choosing the right lavalier for your needs in this guide from Shure.