Shure BLX24 Handheld Wireless System With Beta 58A Mic (H10: 542 - 572 MHz)

Key Features
- Shure BLX24 Handheld Wireless System W/ Beta 58A Microphone
- BLX4 Wireless Receiver
- BLX2 Transmitter with Beta 58A Mic
- H10 Frequency Band: 542 - 572 MHz
- 300-Foot Range of Operation
- One-Touch QuickScan Frequency Selection
- Diversity Antennas
- Designed for Easy Setup
- Up to 14 Hours of Battery Life
- 2x AA Batteries (Included)
Overview
The Shure BLX24 Handheld Wireless System with Beta 58A Microphone includes a BLX4 wireless receiver, a BLX2 handheld transmitter, and a Beta 58A microphone. This wireless system is set to Shure's H10 frequency band (542-572 MHz). The system has a 300-Foot range of operation & is designed for an easy setup. The BLX4 receiver's one-touch QuickScan frequency selection locates the clearest available channel & tunes the unit to it. Its LCD display on the front panel indicates the group & channel it is tuned to, which allows you to set the BLX2 transmitter to match. A dual-colored LED indicator appears green for normal audio levels & turns red to alert you if your levels are clipping. The unit has a microprocessor-controlled internal diversity antenna to prevent dropouts & interference. Two AA batteries are included to provide the BLX2 transmitter with up to 14 hours of operation. You can use up to 12 compatible BLX systems at once per frequency band.
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physical specifications
| Weight | Transmitter 7.7 oz (218 g) |
| Weight | Receiver 8.5 oz (241 g) |
| Dimensions | Transmitter 2.1 x 8.8" (53 x 224 mm) |
| Dimensions | Receiver 1.5 x 7.4 x 4.1" (40 x 188 x 103 mm) |
detailed specifications
| Maximum Input Power | Transmitter Audio Input Level: 0 dB Gain: -20 dBV Maximum -10 dB Gain: -10 dBV Maximum |
| RF Carrier Frequency Range | Transmitter RF Output: 10 mW, Typical (Varies by Region) |
| Other Features | Microphone Output Level: -54.5 dBV/PA (1.85 mV) |
| Power Requirements | Transmitter Power Requirements: 2x LR6 AA Batteries, 1.5 V Alkaline |
| Power Requirements | Receiver Power Requirement: 12 to 15 V DC @ 160 mA, Supplied by External Power Supply (Tip Positive) |
| Connectors | Receiver Output Connecors: 1x XLR Output 1x 1/4" (6.35 mm) Output |
| Material | Receiver Housing: Molded ABS |
| Material | Transmitter Housing: Molded ABS |
| Frequency | Microphone Frequency Response: 50 Hz to 15 kHz |
| Sensitivity | Receiver RF -105 dBm for 12 dB SINAD, Typical |
| Impedance | Receiver Output XLR: 200 ohms 1/4": 50 ohms |
| Audio | Receiver Audio Output Level: XLR Connector: -27 dBV into 100 kOhms Load (Reference +/-33 kHz with 1 kHz Tone) 1/4": -13 dBV into 100 kOhms Load (Reference +/-33 kHz with 1 kHz Tone) |
microphone specifications
| Polar Pattern | Microphone Polar Pattern: Cardioid |
- Shure BLX4 Single-Channel Wireless Receiver With Beta 58A Mic
- Power Supply
- Limited 2-Year Warranty
- BLX2 Handheld Transmitter with SM58 Microphone (H10: 542 - 572 MHz)
- 2 x AA Batteries
- Microphone Clip
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