Shure
Conferences are milestone events. They are where new products are unveiled, the fate of international treaties and agreements is discussed, and renowned speakers give their talks. Events of such significance call for the right setting – clean, interference-free sound and microphones that capture every word spoken by the participants. These are exactly the conditions in which Shure conference solutions and products excel.
Shure is an AV equipment manufacturer with more than 100 years of history. From a small business supplying parts for radio receivers, it has grown into one of the most recognisable manufacturers of audio equipment, aimed primarily at clients in the AV industry, businesses, educational institutions and public administration.
Shure products fall into several categories, including conference solutions, discussion systems and presentation devices. The best known on the AV market, however – and frequently used in our projects – are versatile voice devices designed for in-person and remote meetings and conferences.
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Digital conference systems – Shure discussion devices give the meeting chair a range of options, including moderating the discussion, scheduling meetings and verifying the identity of conference participants. By integrating individual devices, you can create one complete discussion system made up of microphones, loudspeakers and in-ear headphones.
Shure Microflex – the standout product in this category is the Shure Microflex digital conference system. It is a complete discussion solution designed for meetings with up to 3,800 participants. Within the system, the client can use a variety of devices and accessories – they can be permanently installed in the conference table or used on a rotating basis. The chair can control participants’ microphones to give or withdraw the floor, display the meeting agenda and control delegates’ speaking time.
Shure microphones – one of the key items in Shure’s range of conference equipment is the Microflex wired microphone line: gooseneck and boundary models. These devices pick up sound only from their immediate surroundings, ensuring that each delegate’s words are captured precisely. In addition, thanks to CommShield technology, the microphones are immune to interference from mobile phone signals.
