For those who are serious about leveling up their vlogging or podcast game, they are probably quite familiar with renowned audio brand SHURE.
With a history of innovation that began in 1925, when Mr. S. N. Shure, started a one-man company selling AM radio kits and components in downtown Chicago. Since then, Shure has turned a passion for making great microphones and audio electronics into an obsession. Shure continues to set the worldwide industry standard for superior, reliable products.
Now content creators and audiophiles can finally get their hands (literally) to touch feel and experience Shure products as it opens its very first Flagship store not only in the Philippines but in Southeast Asia.
Following its virtual unveiling last January, Shure, in partnership with Audiophile Components Inc., celebrated the grand launch of the first and only Shure store in Southeast Asia, in Ayala Malls, Manila Bay.
The opening was attended by Shure South East Asia’s executives; Eric Ong (Director for Sales), Jamie Quah (Manager for Sales), Vick Teoh (Senior Specialist for Market Development), Weiying Yeo (Senior Specialist for Marketing) and Audiophile’s General Manager Gary de Guzman and Marketing Communications Manager, Tia De Guzman.
They greeted the attendees with a program highlighting the wonders of Shure’s top of the line products that you can find in the store.
De Guzman then held a presentation highlighting several products including Shure’s SM7B Vocal Microphone, MV7 Podcast Microphone, MV5 Digital Condenser Microphone, The AONIC Series, and SE215 Sound Isolating Earphones.
Through the demo, she underlined how these products can help transform one’s banal experience in sound and audio, to a world-class one.
“Being the first and only offline Shure store here in South East Asia, we want to showcase how Shure delivers their promise of world-class quality sound. So, once you drop by here in our store, you’ll see a complete line up of multi-channeled audio products from earphones, headphones and microphones that you can freely try and test as we want you, our customers, to experience it first-hand.” De Guzman added. She said while they already had several stores, the flagship store aims to give customers a first hand look at the latest and most complete lineup of Shure products.
Shure has been the pioneer of engineering world class quality audio and sound products that immerse its customers. From microphones, headphones, and conferencing gears, Shure helps its customers define their sound that will lead them to an extraordinary experience.
The Shure Store is located on the 4th level-Tech & Gadgets Zone of Ayala Malls, Manila Bay in Paranaque City.
To know more about Shure’s products and upcoming campaigns, you may visit www.audiophile.ph
Audiophile Components Inc. is one of the leading distributors of high quality Professional Audio and Musical equipment manufactured in the United States, Asia and Europe. They also deal with accessories such as wires, cables, connectors, sound processors. The company has highly skilled Technical Department which supports the brand it distributes complete with necessary testing equipment.
From 1981 to 1984, due to favorable exchange rates, we concentrated in distributing Japanese consumer audio products. Among these were Luxman, Nakamichi, Fostex and Audio-Technica. The product line increased further to include US brands such as Audio-Research, Conrad-Johnson, Monster Cable, and European brands such as Quad, KEF Electronics and Wharfedale.
Audiophile likewise affiliated with other companies to provide contracting services and strong marketing support on the above various market.
There are currently 10 Audiophile branches in and around Manila and a total of 70 dealers/contractors nationwide.
To date, Audiophile still retains the distribution of the most renowned brands in the industry, making us the biggest and most complete Professional Audio equipment on all audio markets which are Touring, Fix Installation, Broadcast, Musical Industry, Recording Industry market, Cinema, Home and Car Audio (on minimal market).
