Shure makes its landing at NAMM 2025 with a range of new microphonesNAMM 2025: Shure has landed at NAMM, launching a range of new microphones. After almost a century of innovation in the field – Shure celebrates 100 years in business this April – the company continues to polish its reputation with exciting new products. Check out the fresh additions to its catalogue below:

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Nexadyne Instrument Microphones
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Shure is adding three new dynamic instrument microphones to its Nexadyne product line: the Nexadyne 2 Kick Drum Microphone, Nexadyne 5 Guitar Amp Microphone, and Nexadyne 6 Tom/Snare Microphone.
The defining factor of the Nexadyne mics is the patented Revonic Dual-Engine Transducer Technology. These mics feature two transducers instead of one like most instrument mics, allowing for greater clarity and less noise.
Nexadyne instrument mics start at £215/€255/$219.
SM39 Vocal performance Headset Microphone
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This new headset mic is ideal for performers who want top-notch sound quality while being able to move around. It has a lightweight frame and padded hooks that go around the ears making it comfortable to wear. Plus, it is compatible with all Shure Wireless Systems, maintaining the consistent sound that Shure is known for.
The SM39 starts at £379/€439/$399 USD.
Wired KSM11 Cardioid Condenser Vocal Microphone
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The KSM11 is a widely celebrated vocal mic, and now those who want the same quality but with the reliability of a wired connection can try the Wired KSM11. This is perfect for broadcast and other live-streamed applications for some extra peace of mind on signal flow, and the KSM11 naturally uses less processing power to produce its expected high level of sound quality.
The KSM11 Wired Microphone is now available at £749 RRP inc VAT/€919/$799 USD.
For more info, head to Shure.
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