Shure QLXD24E/BETA58-K51 (606-670 MHz) transmisor inalámbrico

General

Vocalists and public speakers often prefer wireless microphones over wired ones, as it allows them to move around freely. The Shure QLX24/B58 system consists of a wireless handheld microphone with a matching receiver. It boasts a range of 100 metres and will last for up to 9 hours on two AA batteries. Moreover, the signals are transmitted digitally, which results in a much higher sound quality than an analogue transfer would. Also, thanks to the narrower bandwidth of the digital system, multiple systems can be used simultaneously. All in all, it's a great system that's well-suited for professional use!

Shure QLXD24/B58 K51: High-Quality Sound

Whenever the Shure Beta 58 is mentioned, sound engineers instantly know they're dealing with a quality microphone. It's mainly used for vocals, since it's especially robust, although it's also fit to mic-up drums and percussion, guitar amps and wind instruments, making it almost universal. This microphone is fitted with a wireless transmitter module that sends digital signal. Furthermore, its 9-hour battery life can be extended by using a separately available lithium-ion battery by Shure. Finally, while old systems required quite a bit of time to setup, this system allows you to link the microphone and the receiver with a single press of a button! The receiver takes care of the rest via infrared.

Overview and Frequencies

With wireless systems, it's all about the frequencies they use, and this particular system can be set to frequencies between 606 and 670 MHz. The QLXD24/B58 K51 system consists of a QLX-D4 receiver and a Beta58A wireless microphone. Rack mounts, a microphone clip, batteries, two BNC cables, bulkhead adapters and a carrying bag are also included. It's an ideal system for use on professional stages. No fewer than 17 systems can be used simultaneously, and you can easily monitor all of them via your computer or an app on your iOS device.