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Description

This is the BLX2 transmitter, equipped with a BETA 58A mic capsule. The BLX2 is Shure's latest analog wireless transmitter, and incorporates features found on much more expensive systems. The BETA 58A capsule is a fantastic sounding microphone, equipped with a neodymium mic element. It is crisp, clear and present, with a warm and well-defined bottom. This is a professional-quality transmitter and microphone.
Open Box Shure BLX2/B58 Handheld Wireless Transmitter with Beta 58A Capsule Level 1 Band H9

Features

Transmitter
  • Power and battery status LED
  • Adjustable gain control
  • Quick-and-easy frequency matching
  • AA batteries (included) provide up to
  • 14 hours of continuous use
  • 300' (100 m) operating range (line of sight)

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Reviewed by 1 customers

  • worth the upgrade

    5

    submitted12 years ago

    byAlberto Murillo

    fromOakland, CA

    I was first debating whether to simply buy the PG-series and call it a day. But I actually had the opportunity to hear them side by side off of the same BLX88 unit, and I have to say there is a significant difference in clarity. Someone mentioned to me if your going thinking of buying a wireless unit, either go low or go high, not in the middle (i.e. sm58). Although sm58 is a great unit i did not have an opportunity to test that one out and decided to go on the higher end of things with wireless transmitters. Setting it up takes about a minute: turn on the blx88 before turning on your transmitters so it can assign itself a channel and group, then turn on your transmitters (mics) and assign the correct channel and group to that of the BLX88. I am both a wedding DJ and Karaoke Dj and they have worked amazing so far.

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byNate

    fromOrlando, FL

    I have a Shure SLX4 J3 transmitter. I am wondering if this handheld mic is compatible?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The BLX2 should work fine The SLX4 is a different frequency.