Shure SLXD Wireless Microphone System Demo

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Over the years, many of our customers (especially schools looking to put on theatrical productions) have asked for a fast, convenient, plug-and-play wireless microphone system. Well, you asked and we answered! Our new Shure SLXD wireless microphone kits make theatrical audio a breeze.
With eight channel and four channel kits (which can be mixed/matched/combined to accommodate bigger shows), these handy receiver racks are designed to sync with the included belt packs automatically, allowing anyone to put the system to use without deep technical knowledge. Best of all, the whole system easily fits in the back of a car!
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7 янв 2024

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@JBF-GST-Tanda 6 месяцев назад

It might be a nice idea to add a DB25 connector on the back panel, wire it up to 1/4" TRS jacks of wireless receivers and replace the 8-channel XLR snake with a DB25 to 8*XLR converter cable. Keep the XLR jacks unremoved. This would (1) simplify setup process of the system - you only need to plug in 4 connectors instead of 11 on backplate, and there's no chance to make a wiring order mistake at the rack side; (2) offer traditional XLR connectivity as a backup when DB25 fails; (3) eliminate the need of an expensive standalone mic signal splitter if separate consoles are used for FOH and monitor; (4) enhance compatibility with rackmount multitrack recorders and audio interfaces in cinematic sound recording applications - A single DB25 to DB25 cable can be used to hook up all eight channels. No fuss from eight XLR cables.

@davidtucker3026 6 месяцев назад

I agree with this, or a Soco type connector for better durability.

@ismael_biber 6 месяцев назад

I would suggest including a little 5 port Ethernet Switch in the Rack, to allow the SLXD Group-Scan feature to simplify the frequency setup. You could then still save a single external RJ-45 for WWB and software update.