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Guitare électrique et basse
Votre guitare électrique ou votre basse nécessite d'être largement amplifié, et Shure propose des microphones et des systèmes sans fil qui vous assure de la meilleure qualité audio, quel que soit le volume sonore de la source.
Amplifiez votre potentiel.
Quel que soit votre style de jeu, assurez vous d'avoir la qualité audio à la hauteur de votre talent.
Découvrez comment un bon choix de microphone ou de système sans fil peut faire en sorte que votre performance soit parfaitement entendue, dans toute sa puissance. Sur scène pour séduire la foule ou en studio pour tendre vers une certaine perfection, les microphones et systèmes sans fil Shure sont là pour capter chaque note.
Microphones recommandés pour guitare électrique ou ampli basse
Systèmes sans fil recommandés pour guitare électrique ou basse
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