Shure SR-112W
Not much is documented about the Shure SR-112W. What survives is a single period review in High Fidelity (1981, p.116), which covered it as a loudspeaker. That was an odd product for Shure, a company far better known for microphones.
The review's spec list gave a frequency response of 55 Hz to 20 kHz (±4 dB re 92.5 dB SPL at 1 watt/1 meter), 8-ohm nominal impedance, a 10-watt minimum and 160-watt (22 dBW) maximum power rating, and a three-position sound-contour control. It also noted an LED power indicator, a grille-cloth front panel, and a simulated walnut grain finish. The price at the time was $220.
Beyond that review, the record goes quiet. No production dates, design details, or owner documentation appear to have survived — so this page is necessarily thin, but the 1981 review is at least a solid snapshot of the model.
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