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Shure GLXD2+/B58=-Z4

Handheld transmitter with Beta 58A capsule for GLX-D+ series

for GLX-D+ series from Shure with Beta 58A capsule
Compatible with GLX-D+ dual-band receiver
Dual frequency operation (2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz)
Powerful yet present, clear sound
Uniform super cardioid polar pattern provides highest feedback immunity
Highest possible amplification and maximum suppression of background noise
Transmits even extremely high volumes without distortion
Neodymium magnet for high sensitivity and high output level
Integrated, three-layer pop filter minimizes annoying breath and wind noise
Hardened steel basket protects against wear and improper handling
Extremely rugged metal construction
Rechargeable battery lasts up to 12 hours

Shure GLXD2+/B58=-Z4 Overview

The Shure GLXD2+/B58=-Z4 is a handheld transmitter with the capsule of the legendary Beta 58A and is compatible with the dual-band receivers of Shure's new GLX-D+ series. The new series is the perfect solution for musicians and presenters who want to go wireless without sacrificing complexity. Every aspect of the operation is managed automatically and with total reliability, so you can focus on your performance. With the new Dual Band Wireless Technology, the receiver and transmitter can operate in both 2.4 and 5.8 GHz frequency ranges, more than doubling the available bandwidth while intelligently avoiding interference.

Beta 58A capsule

The Beta 58A capsule's consistent super cardioid polar pattern isolates the voice, suppresses ambient noise from adjacent instruments, and minimizes feedback. The microphone sounds punchy and present with the capsule. It adds more subtlety to the Shure-typical sound, especially in the highs.

Conclusion

The vocalist comes through excellently in the band mix even without EQ settings on the mixing console. The Beta's neodymium magnet has higher sensitivity for higher output levels and clearer, more brilliant highs. The Beta 58A's hardened steel basket protects even more effectively against damage. A fall from a microphone stand to the floor usually does not even deform the basket.