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 The 40th anniversary of Woodstock inspired us to look back at some of the real classics in the Shure line and what makes them future-proof decades later. Speaking of Woodstock, we were honored to talk to Alex Del Zoppo and Fred Herrera of Sweetwater, the first band to perform there. Also in this issue: sound advice from this month’s Shure Answer Man/Applications Engineering Group honcho Michael Pettersen, how to read a mic frequency response chart like a pro, and the life-affirming tale of a 25-year old Shure SM7 mic used to record "Thriller". |
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