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Shure BLX1288-P31 (M17, 662-686 MHz) Wireless Microphone Set

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Shure BLX1288-P31 (M17, 662-686 MHz) Wireless Microphone Set
Product no: 9000-0012-1129 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

If you're in need of both a handheld mic and a headset microphone, then the Shure BLX1288-P31 wireless system is a great choice! While it's quite affordable, it offers that famous Shure quality! This user-friendly system comes in a highly complete package and besides the dual receiver and both microphones, you'll also receive a bodypack transmitter to go with the headset microphone. This M17 version of the system uses frequencies between 662 and 686 MHz.

Two Birds with One Stone

The Shure BLX1288-P31 wireless microphone system is a great choice for public speakers who rely on audience participation or vocalists who also play an instrument. With it, you won't have to use multiple wireless systems at the same time, while still being able to send both signals to a mixing board separately. This set comes with the PG58 handheld microphone and the PGA31 headset microphone. Both have a cardioid pickup pattern, meaning they're quite resistant to feedback, and both feel very solid and reliable. Furthermore, the headset is very comfortable to wear. The biggest difference between the two is that the handheld is a dynamic microphone and the headset is a condenser mic.

Shure BLX88 Dual Receiver

The Shure BLX88 receiver is a dual version of the Shure BLX4. It's equipped with powerful internal antennas, which (in contrast to external ones) you won't have to keep turning and adjusting in the hope that it improves their reception. Even at 100 yards away, the BLX88 will still pick up the signal of your headset and handheld microphones with ease. Finally, thanks to the QuickScan system, you'll have selected the right channels in no time, after which the set is ready to use.

Tips or comments about this product

Please make sure that the wireless frequency of the system is suitable for your region via the Shure website: http://www.shure.co.uk/support_download/frequencies

Specifications

Product features

Number of wireless system channels	2
Number of microphones	2 microphones
Sustainable product	not specified
Frequency band	Shure M17 (662 - 686 MHz)
Channel	45 (662 - 670 MHz), 46 (670 - 678 MHz), 47 (678 - 686 MHz)
Type of frequency band	600 - 699 MHz
Transmission power	10 mW

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	700 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	15,0 x 8,5 x 6,5 cm

Product specifications

wireless headset system
suited for public speakers and instructors, for instance
consists of: handheld, headset, transmitter, receiver
batteries included

PGA31 condenser headset:

comfortable wire frame for a secure and proper fit
microphone type: condenser
pickup pattern: cardioid
frequency response: 60 Hz - 20 kHz
sensitivity: -50 dBV/Pa
self noise: 28 dB(A)
maximum sound pressure: 145 dB
TA4F connector
colour: black
weight: 2 oz (60 g)

BLX1 wireless bodypack transmitter:

ergonomic on/off switch
adjustable gain control
quick and easy frequency matching
up to 12 compatible channels per group
available frequencies: 662 - 686 MHz (M17)
power supply: 2x AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries
power supply and battery LED status indicator
14 hours of continuous use
maximum range: 100 yards (91 m)
uses the UHF band
sturdy, lightweight design
compatible with a variety of microphone types
TA4F microphone connector
audio frequency range: 50 - 15,000 Hz
transmitter RF output power: 10 mW
dynamic range: 100 dB, A-weighted
distortion (THD): 0.5%
operating temperature: -18 °C to 50 °C
dimensions: 4.3 x 2.5 x 0.8 inches (110 x 64 x 21 mm)
weight: 2.6 oz (75 g)

BLX2 wireless handheld microphone with PG58 capsule:

transmitter: Shure BLX-2 wireless handheld transmitter
microphone capsule: PG58 capsule (for specifications, see below)
sturdy, lightweight design
available frequencies: 662 - 686 MHz (M17)
attenuation control, -10 dB
power supply: 2x AA battery
battery life: up to 14 hours
quick and easy frequency matching
microphone clip included
transmitter RF output power: 10 mW
dynamic range: 100 dB, A-weighted
distortion (THD): 0.5%
operating temperature: -18 °C to 50 °C
diameter: 2.1 inches (53 mm)
length: 8.8 inches (224 mm)
weight: 7.7 oz (218 g)

Shure PG58 microphone capsule:

frequency range optimised for vocals
cardioid pickup pattern, picks up most of the sound from the front and little from the sides, prevents feedback
frequency range: 60 Hz - 15 kHz
handles high volume levels without any distortion
internal shock mount prevents handling noise
solid metal construction
built-in on/off switch
internal pop filter

BLX88 double wireless receiver:

double UHF receiver
Shure QuickScan frequency selection
high-quality, interference-free sound
two audio status indicator LEDs per channel
LED display per channel
compact housing
internal antennas
available frequencies: 662 - 686 MHz (M17)
THD: 0.5%, typical
dynamic range: 100 dB, A-weighted, typical
operating temperature: -18 °C to 57 °C
outputs: 2x XLR and 2x 1/4" jack
output impedance XLR: 200 ohms
output impedance jack: 50 ohms
power supply: 12-15 V DC @ 320 mA
dimensions: 15.3 x 4.6 x 1.6 inches (388 x 116 x 40 mm)
weight: 15.1 oz (429 g)
adapter included

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Pieter January 13, 2021

Wrote the following about Shure BLX1288-P31 (M17, 662-686 MHz) Wireless Microphone Set

Ik ben drummer en wilde een goede cardioïde headset hebben en ook een losse microfoon. De headset is prima, zit goed stevig op het bolleke, hij zoekt direct zijn frequentiesignaal op en binnen no time doet ie het! Hij pakt de zang prima op tijdens de nogal luidruchtige omgeving. Het enige nadeel van de handheld mic is dat deze ontzettend gevoelig is! Je hoort letterlijk dat je hem vast hebt, ieder tikje of beweging versterkt hij. Je kan hem dus eigenlijk beter enkel op een standaard zetten met zingen. Dat is denk ik niet de bedoeling van een draadloze handheld microfoon..