Rants & rAVes — Episode 1528: Inside Shure’s Biggest InfoComm 2026 Launches

In our latest pre-InfoComm-2026 Rants & rAVes, I spoke with Pete Herr of Shure about what attendees can expect to see from the company in Las Vegas.
During our conversation, Pete shared updates on the IntelliMix Bar Pro, which makes its first major U.S. appearance at InfoComm, as well as new additions to Shure’s Microflex Advance lineup, including the MXA925 ceiling array microphone with AI-enabled DSP features. We also discussed updates to the MXA901 and the continued evolution of Shure’s conferencing, collaboration and professional audio solutions.
Attendees can see Shure’s latest innovations at booth C9018 during InfoComm 2026.
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