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Shure Tech Tip: A Small Slice of Ohm's Law
The sound system designer required the power consumed (in watts) from each Shure product in the design. This information was required to satisfy th...
Wired Guitar + Wired Microphone = Electric Shock
A Tech Tip from Shure Applications Engineering: The musician was bewildered…more than usual. "When my guitar is connected to my amp with a cable,...
Wireless Mic Antenna Placement - Closer Is Better
A history lesson: when Shure introduced the Vagabond professional wireless mic system in 1953, its primary purpose was to replace the 20 foot cable...
Proper use of the Shure UA874US directional antenna
Shure Apps Tech Tip: Correct use of the UA874US Directional AntennaRecently, a local theatre group was staging a Broadway musical. During technical...
Antenna separation - or why does my wireless drop out?!
A customer purchases a Shure PSM900 (Personal Stereo Monitor) system and installs the PSM transmitter in the equipment rack next to a Shure SLX wir...
We're sorry, but that's counterfeit.
by Gary Williams A couple weeks ago, I picked up a pile of gear from a client, all of which needed to be serviced. Once we figured out what went wh...
Three Ways to Mic B3 Organ
by Mike Sessler, ChurchTechArts.org
The Hammond B3 is one of those iconic sounds of modern music. And by modern I mean since about the 1950's or s...
The Cost of Getting it Wrong
by Mike Sessler, ChurchTechArts.org A few weeks ago, Tim Cool from Visioneering posted a thought-provoking post of the same name. It’s very good, a...
Making In-Ears Work for You
by Gary WilliamsIf I had to define my experience with in-ear monitoring I would have to describe it as a "love-hate" relationship. When I buy a new...
