Shure M67 professional microphone mixer, a solid‑state analog unit widely used in broadcast, film, and studio environments from the late 1960s through the 1970s. Built for reliability and clean signal handling, the M67 features transformer‑balanced microphone inputs, individual level controls, and a stable master output section suited for production work and archival audio setups.

The internal components appear original, with intact transformers, wiring harnesses, and circuit assemblies consistent with Shure’s engineering during this period. The front panel includes rotary level controls and a functioning VU meter. The rear panel provides multiple XLR inputs and output connections for flexible routing.

Technical Specifications (Manufacturer Published):


Condition:
- Powers on and responds to controls
- VU meter operational
- All knobs and switches move smoothly
- Internal components appear original and clean
- Cosmetic wear consistent with age and professional use
- Knob cover for Mic 2 is missing

Company Information: Shure Incorporated, founded in 1925 in Chicago, is a leading manufacturer of professional audio equipment. Known for durable, high‑fidelity microphones, mixers, and signal processors, Shure products have been used in broadcast, recording studios, live sound, and field production for decades. The M‑series mixers represent Shure’s mid‑century commitment to rugged, serviceable analog gear built for demanding professional environments.

A dependable example of Shure’s classic analog mixer design, suitable for collectors, restorers, or users working with vintage audio equipment.