Shure
About Shure
Shure Incorporated is a legendary American audio equipment manufacturer founded on April 25, 1925, by Sidney N. Shure as 'The Shure Radio Company' in Chicago, Illinois, initially selling AM radio kits from 19 South Wells Street before evolving into one of the world's leading microphone manufacturers. Founded nearly 100 years ago, the company relocated to Niles, Illinois (5800 W. Touhy Ave.) while maintaining offices in downtown Chicago, continuing the Shure family legacy through multiple generations. Shure revolutionized professional audio with industry-standard products like the legendary SM58 and SM57 microphones, introducing their first wireless microphone system in 1953 and expanding into comprehensive wireless systems, in-ear monitoring, headphones, and digital signal processing. With over 1,000 employees and 35+ global locations, Shure serves musicians, broadcasters, and audio professionals worldwide, maintaining their reputation for exceptional build quality, sound fidelity, and durability that has made products like the SM58 virtually indestructible icons in live performance and studio recording, celebrating 100 years of extraordinary sound innovation in 2025.
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JICO Introduces Original Dual MM Cartridge "Clipper"
JICO's new MM cartridge "Clipper" launched October 1, priced at ¥55,000, with stylus "Clipper Stylus" available for ¥14,850.
Compatible with S/J-shape and straight tone arms, features "Dual Fitting" for SHURE and JICO replacement needles.
Includes natural diamond stylus, tapered aluminum cantilever for reduced mass and enhanced vibration fidelity.
e☆イヤホンゲーミングAKIBA Reopens with Expanded Facilities for Gamers and Creators
The e☆イヤホンゲーミングAKIBA store has reopened on the 7th floor of the Akihabara building, expanding its offerings.
The new location features enhanced product displays, including headphones, earphones, and Bluetooth speakers, with a dedicated listening and testing area.
The store offers a unique gaming experience with gaming desks equipped with audio interfaces, headphone amps, and OBS Studio for streaming setups.
New Release: Shure DCA901 Planar Array Microphone Redefines Far-Field Broadcast Audio Capture
Shure unveils the DCA901 Planar Array Microphone at IBC 2025, featuring MEMS-based array technology tailored for far-field audio capture.
Digitally steerable lobes and onboard DSP enable precise sound isolation and tracking while minimizing ambient noise, enhancing production workflows.
The microphone supports immersive audio formats like 5.1 and stereo conversion, with a low-profile design suited for various environments.
JICO Introduces Clipper MM Cartridge: Expanding into Moving Magnet Market
JICO introduces its first Moving Magnet (MM) cartridge, the Clipper MM, targeting audiophiles and DJs.
Innovative handle design integrates with the headshell, centering the weight and enhancing usability.
Offers compatibility with JICO and vintage Shure styli, ensuring diverse stylus options.
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Ride Between Analogue and Digital
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