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Use the Shure PGA27 large diaphragm condenser microphone to capture vocals, acoustic instruments, and bass-heavy sources with great results. The wide frequency response and high SPL handling make the PGA27 ideal for capturing loud, dynamic sources with detail and accuracy. The cardioid pickup pattern helps you achieve a focused sound while reducing room noise. Recordists know that you need versatile solutions when you don’t have a lot of microphones in your collection, and the PGA27 promises great-sounding performance that you can count on in a wide range of applications.
Shure PGA27 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone Features at a Glance:
There’s a ton of value in the Shure PGA27!
Especially if you’re active on stage, we know you need a comfortable and reliable headset microphone like the Shure PGA31 condenser mic for Shure wireless systems. The flexible gooseneck on this headset makes it easy to put the mic capsule in the best possible position for your vocals. And since Shure designed the PGA31 to be comfortable even after hours of use, you’ll be able to focus completely on your performance or presentation. With a cardioid polar pattern for excellent off-axis rejection, you can expect clear, focused sound from the Shure PGA31 headset mic.
Shure PGA31 Cardioid Condenser Headset Microphone Features at a Glance:
You can rely on the Shure PGA31 headset microphone!
Capture the intensity of amplifiers, snare drums and more with the Shure PGA57 dynamic microphone. Like the legendary Shure mic it’s descended from, the PGA57 serves up consistent results with powerful, harmonically-rich sound sources like guitar amps and snare drums. The cardioid pickup pattern helps you capture more of the sound you want, and less of the sound of the room that you’re in. Recording engineers know that you need versatile solutions when you don’t have a lot of microphones in your collection, and the Shure PGA57 dynamic microphone is an affordable solution for amps, drums and more.
Shure PGA57 Dynamic Microphone Features at a Glance:
Get a great amplifier mic at a great value with the Shure PGA57!
A pop filter is used with microphones to shield the diaphragm from sudden bursts of sound which can cause a popping effect. The shield is “transparent” to sound passage and does not interfere with the movement of sound towards the microphone. Pop filters are commonly seen in recording studios situated between 1″ and 8″ in front of a microphone.
The Shure PS-6 Popper Stopper is widely recognized throughout the recording and post-production communities as the leading tool in pop elimination technology. With a 6″ diameter, the highly durable four-layer screen stops plosive consonants such as “p” and “b”, while the fully adjustable 14″ gooseneck and mic stand clamp ensure flexibility across any number of applications.
The Shure QLXD24/B58 handheld wireless microphone system is an excellent solution for wireless vocals in midsized presentation spaces, music venues, and houses of worship, thanks to its streamlined operation. Featuring pristine 24-bit digital audio and remarkably efficient RF spectrum usage, the QLXD24/B58 will give you clear, uninterrupted, worry-free performance. Incredibly easy to set up, the QLXD24/B58 wireless system’s receiver finds open frequencies and deploys them to its transmitter with the push of a button. Featuring an interchangeable Beta58A supercardioid microphone capsule, the Shure QLXD24/B58 handheld wireless microphone system will set you free!
Shure QLXD24/B58 Handheld Wireless Microphone System at a Glance:
Interchangeable microphone capsules offer awesome flexibility
The Shure QLXD2 offers the choice of interchangeable Shure SM86, Beta58A, Beta87A, and SM58 capsules, which provides you with amazing flexibility. The SM86’s condenser design brings studio-quality to quiet, nuanced performances. The Beta58A capsule’s supercardioid design excels at keeping outside sounds at bay in a noisy environment. The Beta87A combines condenser and supercardioid designs for studio-quality sound with maximum isolation. And the SM58 – well, it’s the most popular vocal microphone on the face of the planet!
QLX-D wireless systems deliver defined, streamlined performance
Utilizing transparent 24-bit digital audio, AES-256 encryption, and networked control options, Shure QLX-D wireless systems provide you with defined, streamlined performance. Transmitters are available in a variety of form factors including handheld, bodypack, headworn, lavalier, and instrument clip-on. You can also combine the various form factors for an incredibly versatile combo wireless setup. Various power options are available, including the Shure SB900 lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Sporting 64MHz of tuning bandwidth, Shure QLX-D systems are solid, easy-to-use wireless solutions.
Shure QLXD24/B58 Handheld Wireless Microphone System Features:
The Shure QLXD24/B58 handheld wireless system provides you with trouble-free wireless performance!
Thanks to its streamlined operation, the Shure QLXD24/SM58 handheld wireless microphone system is an excellent solution for wireless vocals in midsized presentation spaces, music venues, and houses of worship. Featuring pristine 24-bit digital audio and remarkably efficient RF spectrum usage, the QLXD24/SM58 will give you clear, uninterrupted, worry-free performance. Incredibly easy to set up, the QLXD24/SM58 wireless system’s receiver finds open frequencies and deploys them to its transmitter with the push of a button. Featuring an interchangeable SM58 microphone capsule, the Shure QLXD24/SM58 handheld wireless microphone system will set you free!
Shure QLXD24/SM58 Handheld Wireless Microphone System at a Glance:
Interchangeable microphone capsules offer awesome flexibilityThe Shure QLXD2 offers the choice of interchangeable Shure SM86, Beta58A, Beta87A, and SM58 capsules, which provides you with amazing flexibility. The SM86’s condenser design brings studio quality to quiet, nuanced performances. The Beta58A capsule’s supercardioid design excels at keeping outside sounds at bay in a noisy environment. The Beta87A combines condenser and supercardioid designs for studio-quality sound with maximum isolation. And the SM58 – well, it’s the most popular vocal microphone on the face of the planet!
QLX-D wireless systems deliver defined, streamlined performanceUtilizing transparent 24-bit digital audio, AES-256 encryption, and networked control options, Shure QLX-D wireless systems provide you with defined, streamlined performance. Transmitters are available in a variety of form factors including handheld, bodypack, headworn, lavalier, and instrument clip-on. You can also combine the various form factors for an incredibly versatile combo wireless setup. Various power options are available, including the Shure SB900 lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Sporting 64MHz of tuning bandwidth, Shure QLX-D systems are solid, easy-to-use wireless solutions.
Shure QLXD24/SM58 Handheld Wireless Microphone System Features:
The Shure QLXD24/SM58 handheld wireless system provides you with trouble-free wireless performance!
Snap-fit windscreen securely fastens to Microflex gooseneck microphones to reduce unwanted breath and wind noise. Four (4) windscreens included.
In-line preamplifier for WBH53, Beta 53, Beta 91, Beta 98, MC50B, and MC51B microphones boosts resistance to RF interference.
Featuring premium sound and build quality, Shure Dynamic MicroDriver sound-isolating earphones are a significant upgrade from the standard earbuds that came with your personal digital device. Because they’re evolved from the personal monitor technology that’s used by professional stage musicians, you’ll experience pristine, detailed highs and rich, deep bass every time you wear Dynamic MicroDrivers. Sound isolation technology blocks ambient noise up to 37dB, preventing it from interfering with your listening experience whether you’re on a stage or on a subway. Also, Dynamic MicroDrivers’ sound-isolating sleeves are available in multiple sizes in order to ensure a secure, comfortable fit. Music is a lifestyle here at Electronic Emporium Like you, we listen to music when we’re on the go, and Shure Dynamic MicroDriver sound-isolating earphones optimize the experience!
Looking for excellent in-ear monitors? Not looking to spend a fortune? Check out the SE215 earphones from Shure. You may not know it, but these single-driver earphones outperform many dual-driver earbuds on the market. How do they do it? It’s all thanks to Shure’s innovative MicroDriver technology, an advanced miniature driver design that lets these fantastic headphones reproduce sound frequencies of 22Hz-17.5kHz with astonishing accuracy. They’re also super-comfortable, yet fit tightly enough to block out 37dB of outside sound. That’s the kind of reliability you can really depend on when you’re onstage and what you hear is absolutely critical. Even if you’re just looking for a set of earbuds for jamming out on your iPod, you’re going to love Shure’s SE215s.
The Shure SLXD124/85 is a complete wireless system that includes the SLXD4 Wireless Receiver, a durable handheld mic/transmitter, and a Lavalier microphone. It’s excellent for venues and performers who use a handheld mic one night and a lavalier mic the next.Shure’s cutting edge digital wireless technology delivers 24-bit audio resolution with an almost imperceptible 3.2ms of latency. Add in the working range of 100 meters (328 feet), and you’ve got a recipe for serious wireless potential. If you’re ready to take the plunge and give your system a much-needed upgrade, you can’t go wrong with a Shure SLX-D wireless setup.
Shure’s been at the forefront of the wireless movement for more than three decades. Over the years, Shure’s learned a thing or two about providing reliable signal and is pleased to report that SLX-D experiences fewer dropouts than ever before. Here at Sweetwater, we chalk the impressive performance up to the sheer transmission strength and the natural resistance to RF interference. One thing’s for sure; you can trust SLX-D to deliver a clear and rock-solid signal night after night.
One of the chief advantages of using the SLX-D series is the immense dynamic range. Since Shure SLX-D systems transmit digitally, you can use its entire dynamic range without worrying about the effects of companding and compression. And thanks to its 120dB dynamic range, your system will be able to handle whisper-quiet performers and rock bands alike. No matter what performers are onstage, SLX-D makes sure that they’re heard loud and clear.
Shure’s SLX-D systems are versatile and expandable to fit the needs of any venue. Single-channel and dual-channel receivers and vocal, guitar, headset, and lavalier options let you choose the setup that’s right for you. Once you get everything you need, getting set up is a breeze. One-touch synchronization and IR scan make pairing a transmitter and receiver a walk in the park. With a pair of AA batteries, Shure’s SLX-D transmitters provide up to eight hours of non-stop operation that’s perfectly suited for conferences, extended performances, and Sunday mornings.
Shure’s SLXD14 System is designed to provide guitar and bass players with a rock-solid wireless platform for live performances. This digital wireless system includes the Shure SLXD1 Digital Bodypack Transmitter, WA305 Instrument Cable, and SLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver. With these three tools, you’ll be able to experience total freedom of movement onstage. Shure’s cutting edge digital wireless technology delivers 24-bit audio resolution with an almost imperceptible 3.2ms of latency. Add in the working range of 100 meters (328 feet), and you’ve got a recipe for serious wireless potential. If you’re ready to take the plunge and give your system a much-needed upgrade, you can’t go wrong with a Shure SLX-D wireless setup.
Shure’s been at the forefront of the wireless movement for more than three decades. Over the years, Shure’s learned a thing or two about providing reliable signal and is pleased to report that SLX-D experiences fewer dropouts than ever before. Here at Sweetwater, we chalk the impressive performance up to the sheer transmission strength and the natural resistance to RF interference. One thing’s for sure; you can trust SLX-D to deliver a clear and rock-solid signal night after night.
One of the chief advantages of using the SLX-D series is the immense dynamic range. Since Shure SLX-D systems transmit digitally, you can use its entire dynamic range without worrying about the effects of companding and compression. And thanks to its 120dB dynamic range, your system will be able to handle whisper-quiet performers and rock bands alike. No matter what performers are onstage, SLX-D makes sure that they’re heard loud and clear.
Shure’s SLX-D systems are versatile and expandable to fit the needs of any venue. Single-channel and dual-channel receivers and vocal, guitar, headset, and lavalier options let you choose the setup that’s right for you. Once you get everything you need, getting set up is a breeze. One-touch synchronization and IR scan make pairing a transmitter and receiver a walk in the park. With a pair of AA batteries, Shure’s SLX-D transmitters provide up to eight hours of non-stop operation that’s perfectly suited for conferences, extended performances, and Sunday mornings.
The SLXD14/85, from Shure, is a complete digital wireless system intended for speaking applications. This system ships to your door with the Shure WL185 Lavalier Microphone, SLXD1 Digital Bodypack Transmitter, and SLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver. Shure’s cutting edge digital wireless technology delivers 24-bit audio resolution with an almost imperceptible 3.2ms of latency. Add in the working range of 100 meters (328 feet), and you’ve got a recipe for serious wireless potential. If you’re ready to take the plunge and give your system a much-needed upgrade, you can’t go wrong with a Shure SLX-D wireless setup.
Shure’s been at the forefront of the wireless movement for more than three decades. Over the years, Shure’s learned a thing or two about providing reliable signal and is pleased to report that SLX-D experiences fewer dropouts than ever before. Here we chalk the impressive performance up to the sheer transmission strength and the natural resistance to RF interference. One thing’s for sure; you can trust SLX-D to deliver a clear and rock-solid signal night after night.
One of the chief advantages of using the SLX-D series is the immense dynamic range. Since Shure SLX-D systems transmit digitally, you can use its entire dynamic range without worrying about the effects of companding and compression. And thanks to its 120dB dynamic range, your system will be able to handle whisper-quiet performers and rock bands alike. No matter what performers are onstage, SLX-D makes sure that they’re heard loud and clear.
Shure’s SLX-D systems are versatile and expandable to fit the needs of any venue. Single-channel and dual-channel receivers and vocal, guitar, headset, and lavalier options let you choose the setup that’s right for you. Once you get everything you need, getting set up is a breeze. One-touch synchronization and IR scan make pairing a transmitter and receiver a walk in the park. With a pair of AA batteries, Shure’s SLX-D transmitters provide up to eight hours of non-stop operation that’s perfectly suited for conferences, extended performances, and Sunday mornings.
Looking for a wireless lavalier microphone system for your venue? Look no further than the Shure SLXD14/93 . This system includes the WL93 Lavalier Microphone, SLXD1 Digital Bodypack Transmitter, and SLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver. Shure’s cutting edge digital wireless technology delivers 24-bit audio resolution with an almost imperceptible 3.2ms of latency. Add in the working range of 100 meters (328 feet), and you’ve got a recipe for serious wireless potential. If you’re ready to take the plunge and give your system a much-needed upgrade, you can’t go wrong with a Shure SLX-D wireless setup.
Shure’s been at the forefront of the wireless movement for more than three decades. Over the years, Shure’s learned a thing or two about providing reliable signal and is pleased to report that SLX-D experiences fewer dropouts than ever before. Here , we chalk the impressive performance up to the sheer transmission strength and the natural resistance to RF interference. One thing’s for sure; you can trust SLX-D to deliver a clear and rock-solid signal night after night.
One of the chief advantages of using the SLX-D series is the immense dynamic range. Since Shure SLX-D systems transmit digitally, you can use its entire dynamic range without worrying about the effects of companding and compression. And thanks to its 120dB dynamic range, your system will be able to handle whisper-quiet performers and rock bands alike. No matter what performers are onstage, SLX-D makes sure that they’re heard loud and clear.
Shure’s SLX-D systems are versatile and expandable to fit the needs of any venue. Single-channel and dual-channel receivers and vocal, guitar, headset, and lavalier options let you choose the setup that’s right for you. Once you get everything you need, getting set up is a breeze. One-touch synchronization and IR scan make pairing a transmitter and receiver a walk in the park. With a pair of AA batteries, Shure’s SLX-D transmitters provide up to eight hours of non-stop operation that’s perfectly suited for conferences, extended performances, and Sunday mornings.
The SLXD14/SM35, from Shure, is a complete digital wireless system for fitness instructors and other speakers who prefer headworn microphones. This system ships to your door with the Shure SM35 Headworn Condenser Microphone, SLXD1 Digital Bodypack Transmitter, and SLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver. Shure’s cutting edge digital wireless technology delivers 24-bit audio resolution with an almost imperceptible 3.2ms of latency. Add in the working range of 100 meters (328 feet), and you’ve got a recipe for serious wireless potential. If you’re ready to take the plunge and give your system a much-needed upgrade, you can’t go wrong with a Shure SLX-D wireless setup.
Shure’s been at the forefront of the wireless movement for more than three decades. Over the years, Shure’s learned a thing or two about providing reliable signal and is pleased to report that SLX-D experiences fewer dropouts than ever before. Here, we chalk the impressive performance up to the sheer transmission strength and the natural resistance to RF interference. One thing’s for sure; you can trust SLX-D to deliver a clear and rock-solid signal night after night.
One of the chief advantages of using the SLX-D series is the immense dynamic range. Since Shure SLX-D systems transmit digitally, you can use its entire dynamic range without worrying about the effects of companding and compression. And thanks to its 120dB dynamic range, your system will be able to handle whisper-quiet performers and rock bands alike. No matter what performers are onstage, SLX-D makes sure that they’re heard loud and clear.
Shure’s SLX-D systems are versatile and expandable to fit the needs of any venue. Single-channel and dual-channel receivers and vocal, guitar, headset, and lavalier options let you choose the setup that’s right for you. Once you get everything you need, getting set up is a breeze. One-touch synchronization and IR scan make pairing a transmitter and receiver a walk in the park. With a pair of AA batteries, Shure’s SLX-D transmitters provide up to eight hours of non-stop operation that’s perfectly suited for conferences, extended performances, and Sunday mornings.
A Uniplex UL4 cardioid lavalier microphone, an SLXD1 bodypack transmitter, and an SLXD5 compact receiver make up the Shure SLXD15/DL4B wireless system. The system centers around the SLXD5 receiver, which offers all the excellent features of the SLX-D series in a much smaller format than previously thought possible. An included cold-shoe mount enables the receiver to mount directly to most video cameras — a must-have for on-location audio. Like all Shure wireless systems, getting set up and running is a walk in the park. Plus, you’ll benefit from a working range of 100 meters (328 feet) and eight hours of battery life with AA batteries. Choose the Shure SLXD wireless system and make sure your productions go off without a hitch.
This SLXD configuration includes Shure’s SLXD5 compact wireless receiver. Each SLXD5 receiver comes with an included cold-shoe mount for quick and seamless use with today’s video cameras. The camera-mountable ability makes the SLXD5 a perfect fit for videographers, on-location sound, and electronic news gathering. Of course, you don’t have to use your SLXD5 with a camera; the compact footprint works just as well in a shoulder bag or large back pocket.
Shure SLXD systems carry a reputation for outstanding sound in almost any environment. These systems boast super-clear transmission and an immense dynamic range. The sheer transmission strength and natural resistance to RF interference provide a reliable signal with fewer dropouts than ever before. Meanwhile, the massive 118dB dynamic range captures whispers, yells, and screeching tires without losing any sonic information. With Shure’s ultra-stable wireless transmission technology, you don’t have to worry about dropouts or reliability.
Like all Shure products, your new SLXD system offers impressive military-grade durability to last through years of regular use and abuse. While Sweetwater Sales Engineers always encourage customers to be gentle with equipment, Shure’s dedication to quality construction methods ensures this SLXD system can withstand rough handling and emerge ready for the next day. Whether you’re using handheld transmitters, bodypacks and lavaliers, or any other combination of SLXD products, you’ll discover the build quality and durability to be the best of the best.