Shure has introduced a new model in their PSM Series this year at Namm ’10, the PSM 900.
In Ear Monitors (IEMS) are the new black of touring… Any band that can uses them… Combined with your own console they give you consistency in your monitor mix from night to night, lower stage volume, and rid the stage of wedges… And best of all, save your hearing. Lets take a look at Shure’s new offering…
Check out other updates from Namm ‘10!
- Up to 1440 Operating Frequencies
- 20 frequencies per Operating Range
- 36 MHz tuning Bandwidth
- Scan and Sync Technology… The Transmitter and Pack will always be on the same page
- Low Profile, Thinnest in the Business Receiver/Body Pack
- Redesigned Interfaces
- “Cue Mode” Technology allows one pack to monitor up to 20 Mixes
More details have yet to be seen on the PSM 900, but as soon as they’re up on Shure’s website, we’ll let you know whats happening.
Check out other updates from Namm ‘10!
Finally Shure enters the 21st century. Their PSM 600 and 700 series IEMs suck ass. Worst interface ever. Here’s hoping they’ve sorted that all out.