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Shure Music and Performance Microphones

55SH Series II

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone, Low Z, On-Off Switch

512

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone, Low Z, Headworn

520D

Replaced by 520DX

520DX

Omnidirectional Dynamic, High Z, volume control "The Green Bullet"

BETA Series:

BETA 52, BETA 56, BETA 57A, BETA 58A, BETA 87

BG Series:

BG1.1, BG2.1, BG3.1, BG4.1, BG5.1, BG6.1

PROLOGUE Series:

10, 12, 14, 16L, 22, 24

SM10A

Cardioid dynamic, Headworn Microphone

SM12A

Cardioid Dynamic, Headworn Microphone with Earphone

SM48

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone

SM57

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone

SM58

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone

SM87

Supercardioid Condenser Microphone

SM94

Cardioid Condenser Microphone

SM98A

Miniature Cardioid Condenser Microphone

WH10XLR

Headworn Dynamic Microphone, XLR Connector

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Shure Studio and Field Production

MX183

Omnidirectional Condenser Lavalier Microphone

MX184

Supercardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone

MX185

Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone

SM2

Cardioid Dynamic, Headworn Microphone with Dual Receivers

SM7

Cardioid Dynamic Studio Vocal Microphone with Switchable Response Tailoring

SM63

Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone

SM63L

Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone with Longer Handle for Interviewing

SM81

Cardioid Condenser Microphone with 10dB Attenuator and 3 Position Low-Cut Filter

SM89

Shotgun Condenser Microphone

SM93

Micro-Lavalier Omnidirectional Microphone

VP64

Omnidrectional Dynamic Handheld Microphone, Scratch-Resistant Black Finish

VP88 M-S

Stereo Microphone with internal matrix and battery

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Shure Installed Sound Microphones

450

Omni-Directional CONTROLLED MAGNETIC® Microphone

514B

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z, Push-to-Talk Switch

515X Series

Cardioid Dynamic Microphones,

522

Cardioid Dynamic, High or Low Z, Noise Canceling, Push-to-Talk Switch, Desktop

527B

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Handheld, Low Z, Push-to-Talk Switch

545

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone, Low Z

550L

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z , Desktop

561

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z, for Gooseneck Mounting

562

Cardioid Dynamic, Low Z, Noise Canceling

565 Series

Cardioid Dynamic, High or Low Z, On-Off Switch, Includes Cable

572G

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z, Attached 12" Gooseneck

588SDX

Cardioid Dynamic, High or Low Z (Switch Selectable), On-Off Switch

596LB

Omnidirectional Handheld Dynamic, Push-to-Talk

809

Omnidirectional Condenser, Surface Mount, Low Z

819

Cardioid Condenser, Surface Mount, Low Z

849

Cardioid Condenser, Low Z, On-Off Switch

SM11

Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone, Lavalier

SM18B

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone, Low Profile (Brown)

SM62

Cardioid Dynamic Microphone

 

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Shure Land Mobile and Paging Systems
 
Shure Land Mobile and Paging microphones represent the industry standard for reliability, ruggedness and sound quality. Choose from a complete line of handheld and base station microphones to suit your every dispatch and vehicle application.

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Shure Wireless Microphone Systems

T-series wireless

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Shure T Series Wireless Systems - Wireless That Works for a Living
 
The Vocal ArtistTM, The GuitaristTM, The PresenterTM, and The HeadsetTM are Shure's affordable, ruggedly built wireless systems that put Shure quality within everyone's reach.
 
Available in both standard (single antenna) and diversity versions, these systems outperform all others in their price range. All Shure systems share an impressive number of valuable features, including:
All diversity versions include the T4 Receiver featuring MARCAD®-- Shure's diversity intelligent circuitry, MARCAD® monitors and combines signals from two radio receivers for outstanding reception and freedom from dropouts and switching noise. Standard versions include the T3 Single Antenna Receiver.
 

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Shure LX Wireless Series
 
Widely used and accepted in the installed sound and live music markets, the LX Wireless Series Systems deliver unmatched performance and reliability at a moderate price. With diversity and single antenna receivers, a full line of professional handheld, lavalier, instrument and headworn microphones, as well as an instrument cable, the LX Wireless Series offers a wireless system that fits most every sound reinforcement application.
 
LX Handheld Transmitters
 
In addition to battery life of 18 to 20 hours, LX transmitters feature a three-segment LED power/battery fuel gauge to instantly indicate remaining battery life. The fully adjustable audio gain control has also been redesigned and the battery mounting has been relocated for easier access and better transmitter balance. Also included is the WA555 grip switch cover for protection against the accidental flipping of transmitter switches. (All LX Wireless Hand-held Transmitters come with swivel adapter and zippered vinyl storage bag.)
WH10TQG
The Headset(tm)--dynamic cardioid, headworn. New lightweight design keeps your hands free, and the wireless version is ideal for active applications such as aerobic instruction or DJing, as well as for singing drummers or keyboardists.
 
LX1 Body-Pack
LX4 Receiver
LX3 Receiver

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SC Wireless Systems
SC2 Handheld Transmitters
All include switch/sleeve cover, swivel adapter and zippered vinyl storage bag.
SC4 Receiver

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Shure EC Wireless Series
EC1 Body-Pack
EC Handheld Transmitters

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Shure UHF Wireless System

Receivers

Two single-rack-space versions:
1.U4S Single channel diversity
2.U4D Dual channel diversity
Easy-to-read, programmable, multi-function LCD display to set and view:
Transmitters

U1 Bodypack Transmitter

U2 Handheld Transmitters

Four available microphone choices:
1.Beta 87
2.Beta 58A
3.SM87
4.SM58 ¥1/4-wave, efficient helical antenna.

Furnished System Accessories

Optional Accessories

UA840A Antenna Distribution System:
Can support up to five single or dual receivers. Active Remote Antenna Kit: Facilitates remote placement of receiver antennas. Improves reception with bandpass filter. Amplifies signal by 3 or 10 dB (user selectable) to compensate for cable loss.

SPECIFICATIONS

RF Carrier Frequency Range
782 to 810 MHz (782 to 806 MHz in the U.S.A.) Available frequencies depend on regulations in country where system is used
 
Working Range
152.4 m (500 ft.), minimum, under typical conditions, 1600 ft. line of sight NOTE: Actual working range depends on RF signal absorption, reflection and interference
 
Audio Frequency Response
50 to 15,000 Hz, ±2 dB. NOTE: Overall system frequency response depends on the microphone element
 
Gain Adjustment Range
U1: 0 to 40 dB
U2: 0 to 26 dB
 
Modulation
±45 kHz deviation compressor-expander system with pre- and de-emphasis
 
RF Power Output
U1, U2: 10 mW
 
Dynamic Range
>102 dB, A-weighted
 
RF Sensitivity
0.45 µV for 12 dB SINAD (typical)
 
Image Rejection
90 dB typical
 
Spurious Rejection
75 dB typical
 
Ultimate Quieting (ref. 15 kHz deviation)
3100 dB, A-weighted
 
Audio Polarity
Positive pressure on microphone diaphragm (or positive voltage applied to tip of WA302 phone plug) produces positive voltage on pin 2 with respect to pin 3 of low impedance output and the tip of the high impedance 1/4-inch output
 
System Distortion (ref. ±45 kHz deviation, 1 kHz modulation)
0.3% Total Harmonic Distortion typical
 
Power Requirements
U1, U2: Two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries (Duracell MN1500 recommended); Nicad optional U4: 120 to 230 Vac, 60 Hz
 
Battery Life (typical)
12 hours (with two Duracell MN1500 1.5V AA alkaline batteries)
 
Operating Temperature Range
-20 to 50 C (-4 to 122F) NOTE: Battery characteristics may limit this range
 
Overall Dimensions
Net Weight
Certification

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Guitar/Instrument Systems
 
Systems come in both Dual Channel and Single Channel Versions:
 
U14(S or D) Guitar System
U14(S or D)98 Body-pack/Instrument
Headset Systems
 
U14(S or D)10 Body-pack/Headworn
U14(S or D)16 Body-pack/Headworn

Lavalier Systems

U14(S or D)83 Body-pack/Lavalier
U14(S or D)84 Body-pack/Lavalier
U14(S or D)93 Body-pack/Lavalier

Handheld Systems

U24(S or D)58 Handheld
U24(S or D)87 Handheld
U24(S or D)Beta58 Handheld
U24(S or D)Beta87 Handheld
 

Combo Systems

U124(S or D) Body-pack and Handheld SM58
U124(S or D) Body-pack and Handheld SM87
U124(S or D) Body-pack and Handheld BETA58
U124(S or D) Body-pack and Handheld BETA87
U2/58--Same performance as SM58.
U2/87--Same performance as SM87.
U2/BETA 58--Same performance as BETA 58A.
U2/BETA 87--Same performance as BETA 87.

 

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Shure Product, alphabetical list
 
 

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Shure Company History
 
The performance began modestly and quietly in 1925, when S. N. Shure began distributing radio parts for home set builders. Mr. Shure took an extra step when he published a parts catalog, and soon the company was receiving orders from around the world, an early indication of the global company Shure would become.
 
Two factors sent Shure in a new direction: the Great Depression and a market change from home,built to factory,built radios. During those tough years, Shure turned to manufacturing instead of distribution and began producing microphones.
 
With the first product manufactured in 1932, Shure again took an extra step: the 2 button carbon microphone represented an important design innovation. From that point on, Shure was setting industry standards with products such as the condenser and crystal microphones and the Unidyne. This single-element, unidirectional microphone helped make Shure a leader in the microphone business,worldwide.
From the beginning, Shure focused considerable resources on engineering research, making a significant investment in product design and improvement. As a result, Shure products became known early on for their outstanding quality and durability.
 
During the war, Shure was awarded a government contract to provide microphones to the military and needed to meet strict specifications for performance and ruggedness. So Shure took an extra step and developed a rigorous in house testing program that remains in place today. Each product is subjected to extremes of temperature, humidity, and handling before it is considered ready for the market.
 
Over the years Shure has responded to the marketplace with consumer and professional products to meet a variety of audio applications. From premium quality phonograph cartridges to world standard stage performance microphones to problem solving mixers to award-winning teleconferencing products, Shure has found ways to tap into new markets, reach new customers, and be a leader in a dynamic industry.
 

Shure products are used wherever audio performance is a top priority: in a variety of industries, markets, and settings, by professionals and amateur users alike.

Sound contractors specify Shure products for use in churches, theaters, conference rooms, and nightclubs, anywhere there's a need for a high quality sound reinforcement system at a reasonable cost. For this market, microphones, mixers, wireless microphone systems, and other products have been designed to be affordable, easy to use, and long-lasting. In fact, many Vocal Master Sound Systems a breakthrough product developed in 1968 are still in use today!

The broadcast industry relies on Shure microphones and mixers, because dependability is critical. Whether in the field or in the studio, for breaking news or a planned event, Shure products are there, performing as promised.

Shure is also meeting the needs of the land mobile communications market. For people in emergency response, service, or dispatch situations, Shure products provide the reliability and ruggedness to get the job done without fail.

The business world relies on Shure as well. Through teleconferencing products, people around the world are linked. Through microphones and mixers developed for audio tracks on videotape, corporate productions come to life. And through microphones and automatic gated mixers, the emerging field of Distance Learning creates boundaries.

In the entertainment industry, Shure products serve the most demanding customers. Performers and touring sound engineers need not only quality but durability as well to withstand the rigors and abuses of the road. The SM57 and SM58 Microphones first developed in 1965 set the standard for live performance applications. Even today, the latest versions of these models are still the best selling microphones in the world.

Shure continues to develop products to meet the changing needs of this industry:

Whether the product needs to be portable or installed, for the home user or the professional, Shure helps create a performance that never ends.

Shure performance actually begins behind the scenes, well before a new product is sold, and continues even after it is on the market.

Shure's product engineering department,started in the 1930s ,is a key element in the company's success. With its emphasis on research, Shure has made products that are more responsive and precise, easier to use, smaller, less expensive, and, always, of the highest quality.

Each of Shure's five plants has fully internal capabilities. With skilled assemblers and state-of-the-art production equipment, the plants generate products that provide the consistent high performance customers require.

The marketing group specifies new products, and the marketing communications department promotes and brings products to the attention of the market. The sales team keeps orders coming in from customers, while the applications group supports the effort by educating and assisting dealers and customers alike.

From administration to manufacturing to sales to customer service, total quality is Shure's guiding philosophy. Not only must the product perform as designed, but the sales experience, the delivery system, and customer service must also be beyond expectations.

Customers can count on:

Shure's philosophy focused on the customer from the very beginning, and it's stayed that way. The customer service performance never ends at Shure.

If we are known by the company we keep, then Shure is in good company.

We're there when history is being made. When news is breaking. When entertainment goes beyond enjoyable to spectacular.

Shure users and endorsers appreciate quality performance and have come to rely on Shure products for just that.

But the real key to our success is our people. In every office, in every job, in every country, Shure associates and representatives have understood the importance of quality. Since 1925, we've been performing:

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