Shure SLXD14E L56

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Digital UHF Wireless System

Frequency range: 650-694 MHz
24 Bit / 48 kHz audio transmission
120 dB dynamic range
44 MHz switching bandwidth
Switchable transmission power 1 mW / 10 mW
12 Compatible channels per 8 MHz band
Frequency transmission via infrared interface
XLR / jack output
Pocket transmitter with TA4M connection
Transmitter operation with 1.5V AA batteries, optionally also with Li-Ion battery SB903 (not included)
Includes 19"' mounting accessories and WA305 guitar cable TA4F / jack (0.7 m)

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Available since August 2020

Item number 499525

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Guitar Channels 1

Transmission Format Digital

Frequency 650 MHz – 694 MHz

Transmitter Type Pocket Transmitter

Receiver Type Stationary

Mountable Antenna BNC

Charging System Optional

Internal Battery No

Diversity 1

Usable Frequencies 32

Switching bandwidth in MHz 44 MHz

Frequency Display 1

Network Connection 1

Battery Status Display 1

Transmitter with Accu Optional

Output XLR

Receiver Width in mm 197 mm

Receiver Height in mm 42 mm

Receiver Depth in mm 152 mm

Rackkit Yes

Receiver Weight in kg 0,82 kg

2.198 AED 570,59 €

Plus 269 AED shipping

The price in AED is a guideline price only

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Information on the supported frequency ranges

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Great value for the price

T.M. Alex 30.12.2023

I've tried several digital systems from Line6 and Xvive before, and with every one there were a dropouts, so it's not really a stable option for a giging musician. So I moved to Shure SLDX and this is a great step into professional gear. Had no single issue with it, so totally recommended.

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