It’s a mod, mod, modular world. (Aug, 1974)
It’s a mod. mod. modular world.
Simplify, simplify! Instead of paying more for bigger, bulkier audio control components, pay less for compact Shure modular components that — singly or in combination—handle critical functions flawlessly. Cases in point: (1) the M67 and M68 Microphone Mixers, the original high-performance, low-cost mixers; (2) the M610 Feedback Controller, the compact component that permits dramatically increased gain before feedback; (3) the M63 Audio Master, that gives almost unlimited response shaping characteristics; (4) the M688 Stereo Mixer, for stereo recording and multi-source audio-visual work; (5) the M675 Broadcast Production Master, that works with our M67 to create a complete production console (with cuing!) for a fraction of the cost of conventional consoles; and (6) the SE30 Gated Compressor/Mixer, (not shown above) with the memory circuit that eliminates “pumping.” For more on how to “go modular,” write for the Shure Total Communications Components Catalog No. AL280.
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A modular system allows for easier growth too.
I used many of these mixers. They were great for the time. Very useful in remote production situations. Easy to carry and select the unit that was needed for a specific job.
Yeah, Shure is sure good stuff. Now if the singer in the band I play in would just my Shure Super 55 to sing those Elvis songs! LoL!
Shure is sure good stuff. Now if I can just get the singer in the band I play with to use my Shure Super 55 when he’s singing Elvis! LoL!!
Tried 3 times…
Sorry for the repeats! L O N G D E L A Y…… LOL!
I am serious and don’t call me “Shurely.”