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Description

The PGXD24/SM58 handheld transmitter with SM58 mic is designed to meet the needs of the traveling performer by pairing an industry-standard handheld dynamic vocal microphone with an exceptional transmitter and receiver.

The PGXD2 transmitter features automatic setup, a multi-function LED Indicator (power, lockout, mute, low battery), and provides you with up to 9 hours of continuous use on 2 AA batteries. It gives you and your microphone a generous 200' (60 m) operating range without losing audio quality.

The PGXD4 receiver offers 24-bit/48kHz resolution for incredibly accurate sound, auto frequency selection and greater reliability thanks to its true digital diversity.

The Shure SM58 mic is legendary for its uncanny ability to withstand abuse that would destroy any other microphone. The Shure SM58 has not only helped to define the sound of rock vocals on stage, it's also been used as a hammer to build stages and gone on to perform flawlessly later at the gig. Using a club's house system? You'll be singing through an SM58. And in the studio? Daniel Lanois always uses the SM58 or BETA 58 on Bono's vocals.

The Shure SM58 mic is world-renowned for its distinctive upper-midrange presence peak that ensures an intelligible, lively sound. Perfectly fits a performer's hand, balanced for total comfort during long gigs. Frequency response is a smooth, vocal-tailored 50Hz–15kHz, and the price is a bargain considering its life expectancy.

Besides the SM58 microphone, you also get a PGXD4 wireless receiver, PGXD2 handheld transmitter, padded case and a microphone clip.
Shure PGXD24/SM58 Digital Wireless System With SM58 Mic
Shure PGXD24/SM58 Digital Wireless System With SM58 Mic
Shure PGXD24/SM58 Digital Wireless System With SM58 Mic

Features

PGXD2 Handheld Transmitter
  • Power, mute, and battery status LED
  • Up to 9 hours of continuous use from 2 AA batteries
  • 200' (60m) operating range
  • 10dB of adjustable gain
  • Lockable interface prevents accidental setting changes
  • Rugged construction for reliable performance show after show
PGXD4 Wireless Receiver
  • 24-bit / 48kHz digital technology for incredibly accurate sound
  • Automatic frequency selection locates a clear channel instantly
  • One-touch sync automatically syncs the transmitter and receiver
  • True digital diversity delivers rock-solid wireless signal reliability
  • Up to 5 systems can be used at once
  • 1„4" and XLR audio outputs
SM58 microphone
  • Performance tested, industry standard
  • Uniform cardioid pick-up pattern for maximum gain before feedback and excellent rejection of off-axis sound
  • Tailored frequency response specifically shaped for vocals, with brightened midrange and bass roll off to control proximity effect
  • Advanced pneumatic shock mount system that minimizes transmission of mechanical noise and vibration
  • Steel-mesh grille and enamel-coated metal construction resist wear and abuse
  • Effective built in pop-filter reduces undesirable wind and breathe noise
  • Furnished with zippered storage bag and break-resistant stand adapter
  • Extremely durable under the heaviest use
  • Shure quality, ruggedness, and reliability
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Specs

PGX2 Handheld Transmitter
  • Audio Input Level:
  • +2 dBV maximum at -10dB position
  • -8 dBV maximum at 0dB position
  • Gain Adjustment Range: 10dB
  • RF Transmitter Output: 30 mW maximum (dependent on applicable country regulations)
  • Dimensions, including SM58 cartridge: 254 mm x 51 mm dia. (10" x 2")
  • Weight: 290g (10.2 oz.) without batteries
  • Housing: Molded PC/ABS handle and battery cup
  • Power Requirements: 2 AA size alkaline or rechargeable batteries
  • Battery Life: > 8 hours (alkaline)
PGXD4 receiver
  • Dimensions (HxWxD): 40 mm x 181 mm x 104 mm (1.6" x 7.125" x 4.1")
  • Weight: 289g (10.2 oz.)
  • Housing: ABS
  • Audio Output Level (ref. +/-38kHz deviation, 1kHz tone): XLR connector (into 3,000 Ohm load): -2.5dBV 1/4" connector (into 1,0000 Ohm load): +10 dBV
  • Impedance:
  • XLR: 50Ohm
  • 1/4": 50Ohm
  • Sensitivity: -102 dBm @ 10-5 BER
  • Image rejection: > 70dB, typical
  • XLR output:
  • Impedance balanced Pin 1: Ground (cable shield)
  • Pin 2: Audio
  • Pin 3: No Audio
  • Audio LED:
  • Red: 2dB below clip
  • Amber: 12dB below clip
  • Green: 50dB below clip
  • Power Requirements: 12-18 Vdc at 150 mA, supplied by external power supply
  • Pin Assignments: XLR: 1 = ground, 2 = hot, 3 = cold 6.35mm (1/4") TRS: Tip = audio, Ring = no audio, Sleeve = ground
SM58 microphone
  • Type: Dynamic (moving coil)
  • Frequency response: 50 to 15kHz
  • Polar Pattern: Unidirectional (cardioid), rotationally symmetrical about microphone axis, uniform with frequency
  • Sensitivity (at 1,000Hz Open Circuit Voltage): -54.5dBV/Pa (1.85 mV), 1 Pa = 94dB SPL
  • Impedance: Rated impedance is 150 Ohm (300 Ohm actual) for connection to microphone inputs rated low impedance
  • Polarity: Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on pin 2 with respect to pin 3
  • Connector: 3-pin professional audio connector (male XLR type)
  • Case: Dark gray, enamel-painted, die-cast metal; matte-finished, silver, spherical steel mesh grille
  • Overall dimensions: 6-3/8"L, 2"W
  • Net weight: 298g (10.5oz.)

Reviews

3.88

8 Reviews

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of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 8 customers

  • If is Shure it's the best microphone for me

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byOlga

    fromundisclosed

    This is an excellent shure microphone wireless and a great price

  • Great Clear Wireless Microphone for the Money

    5

    submitted10 years ago

    by70x7 Sound

    fromOcean County, NJ

    I really like this product for its value & sound...This is way better than the previous PGX Analogue product...You can also exchange various Mic Capsules (Beta 58, plain 58, 87a, etc)... The SHURE PGXD Digital Wireless System has great features like Automatic Frequency Selection between the Receiver & Transmitter; a clear Scan Automatic Frequency search; and easy replacement or upgrade of the Microphone Cartridge/Capsule....Make sure the Transmitter has the proper GAIN setting (0 db for the SM58 Capsule)....Also follow the Frequency Selection process (a lot of people simply do not follow the Manual)... I use several of these systems in my Sound business....Great clear Sound....Great value...

  • Matt Williford Music and Recording

    5

    submitted12 years ago

    bymatthew williford

    fromLawrenceville GA

    The wireless SM-58 is a great mic for live vocals i have two. The mic is clear and crisp and works at long distance the battery life is up to 7-8 hours on the ones i have. I will be buying more of these mics.

  • NIce microphone, if you can turn it on.

    2

    submitted13 years ago

    bySCOT BORGERDING

    fromOklahoma Cuty OK

    Shure has been recognized as the industry standard for sound forever, that is without question. The problem with this microphone and most models of shure wireless microphones is the on/off button. I always have to carry a spare because 9 times out of ten the shure won't power on. Until they change their power on system, I will buy Sennheiser.

  • A hot mic, for half the price!

    4

    submitted14 years ago

    byVerdayne Miley

    fromPetersburg, IN.

    I'm part of a Southern Gospel Duet. I've had a Sennheiser ew365 wireless for myself for a few months. I have nothing but praise with it. But I wanted to get my singing partner a wireless as well, but we just couldn't afford another thousand dollar mic. So I decided to buy her a Shure PGXD24/SM58 Digital Wireless. All I can say is WOW! I had to turn the gain way down on the PMP4000 mixer. It's hot, compared to mine. When I got everything set up, I can't tell the difference between the Shure & the Sennheiser. Now you have to understand, the Shure receiver doesn't have all the bells & whistles like the more expensive Sennheiser, but it's well worth the investment.

  • Please buy

    5

    submitted14 years ago

    byLuis Amador

    fromPasadena, CA

    First time buying Digital mic. Guitar center rep recommended and i was skeptical at first. Set it up at church and was immediately blown away by how loud and clear it was. Beats all wired mics we have. we use Shure and sennheiser and it beat both by a mile. I have the receiver 120 feet away and no dropouts. And as always read the manual before setting up. Don't be a noob

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byToyin

    from30039

    We have 2 "Shure PGXD24/SM58 Digital Wireless System With SM58 Mic" and we would like to put it on a rack by buying the "Shure BLX4R BLX Rackmountable Wireless Receiver". Can this work? If it can work, does handheld only work with certain bands?

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byJocye

    fromSeattle Wa

    Hi. where was it made? Please. Thank you

    Open Reply - Thomas
    China