The Shure BLX-4 is a compact wireless UHF receiver with built-in antennas. Thanks to its QuickScan function, available frequencies are quickly found.
The Shure SLXD4D+ K55 is a professional wireless receiver with ShowLink® functionality, ideal for live and fixed installations.
Shure's QLXD4 wireless receiver (G51, 470-534 MHz) is part of the QLX-D series, and works perfectly with any transmitter from the same digital series.
Powerful digital receiver with wide tuning range and excellent interference-free performance for professional wireless sound in any setting.
Professional single-channel receiver with digital audio quality and advanced management for any stage.
Professional wireless receiver with ShowLink® Ease and 24-bit audio for interference-free and flexible use.
Professional digital wireless receiver with ShowLink® Ease control, ideal for live sound and installations.
Professional dual wireless receiver with advanced management capabilities for optimal ease of use on any stage.
Shure SLXD5+ digital wireless receiver with ShowLink® and long battery life.
Shure SLXD5+ S50 digital wireless receiver (823-865 MHz) with ShowLink® and long battery life.
Shure's QLXD4 digital wireless receiver (K51, 606-670 MHz) is part of the QLX-D series. Connect it to a suitable transmitter, and you can rely on a powerful signal.
The H51 version of the Shure QLXD4 uses the 534-598 MHz frequency band.
Dual wireless receiver for up to 12 channels, 606-630 MHz frequency band.
The BLX-4R is a durable, practical UHF-receiver by Shure. It is half a rack unit wide and perfect for rack mounting. Equipped with QuickScan frequency selection, clear display and XLR and jack outputs.
The Shure SLXD4Q+ Receiver packs no less than four channels away in one single and sleek 19 inch unit. This hub supports an extra-wide frequency band plus Dante network connection as part of larger systems.
The Shure GLXD4+ digital receiver combines an automatic frequency management system with the newest Dual Band technology to result in reliable and consistent performance.
This wireless receiver, the QLXD4 (S50), operates within the 823-832 & 863-865 MHz frequency bands. Use in Germany.
The Shure BLX4 is a compact wireless UHF receiver with built-in antennas. As a result, this box can be placed anywhere and, thanks to the QuickScan function, available frequencies are quickly found.
The BLX4R is a solid, practical UHF receiver from Shure. It is half a racing unit wide and easy to fit. Features QuickScan frequency selection, clear display and XLR and jack outputs.
Do you have a Shure MoveMic set and want to be able to use these wireless tie microphones with a camera as well? You can! With the Shure MoveMic MV-R. This receiver comes with mini jack cable, usb-C cable and a shoe mount
The Shure GLXD4R+ is the 19-inch variant of the GLXD4+. Both are extremely high-quality digital Dual Band microphone receivers, however, this variant comes with 19-inch rack mount.
The Shure SLXD4Q+ Receiver packs no less than four channels away in one single and sleek 19 inch unit. This hub supports an extra-wide frequency band so all four microphones are assured of clear, clean and consistent performance.
Analogue wireless receiver for BLX systems, 606-630 MHz, with fast frequency search function.
Shure BLX4E wireless receiver for BLX systems, 662-686 MHz.
Designed for use in BLX wireless systems, the Shure BLX4E-S8 wireless receiver (823-832 MHz) offers reliable performance.
The Shure BLX4E-T11 is a wireless receiver for BLX systems with 863-865 MHz frequency range.
Analogue wireless receiver for rack mounting, 606-630 mhz.
Shure BLX4R rack-mount wireless receiver with frequency range 823-832 MHz.
Analogue rack-mount wireless receiver with 662-686 mhz frequency band.
Shure BLX88E dual wireless receiver (662-686 MHz) for BLX systems.
Dual wireless receiver for BLX systems, 823-832 MHz.
Dual wireless receiver for BLX systems, 863-865 MHz, 12 channels.
Shure QLXD4E wireless receiver, 1785-1805 MHz, for QLX-D system.
With the Shure BLX88E, you have a dual wireless receiver that operates on the UHF band. The housing is compact and thin, and free frequencies can be found at the touch of a button.
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