Shure SLXD14E/85-S50
Product information "Shure SLXD14E/85-S50"
- SLX-D digital wireless microphone system
- SLXD4 single-channel receiver with 19" rack-mount accessories
- SLXD1 bodypack transmitter
- WL185 subminiature lavalier microphone (cardioid)
- Frequency range S50 (823–832 & 863–865 MHz)
- Industry-leading Shure technology and premium build quality
- Crystal-clear digital sound quality with a 120 dB dynamic range
- Stable, efficient signal transmission and reliable RF performance for any application
- Easy setup with RF scan and IR sync at the push of a button and a guided setup tool
- The system allows you to use up to 32 compatible channels per 44 MHz frequency band
- Simple, flexible system integration – centralised management of multiple systems over Ethernet
- Up to 8 hours runtime with 2 AA batteries (included)
- Optional SB903 lithium-ion battery and chargers SBC10-903 & SBC203 (not included)
- INCLUDES antennas, rack-mount accessories and 2 AA batteries
- Anzeige(n): Status-LED(s), LC-Display
- Ausgänge: XLR / mono jack / RJ45
- Battery Life: up to 8 hours
- Capsule model: Shure WL185
- Fee Required: no
- Frequency Band: 823 - 832/863 - 865 MHz
- Includes: Receiver, power supply, transmitter, lavalier microphone, 19" rack mount kit incl. antenna kit
- Pickup pattern: Cardioid
- Power supply: Receiver - power supply unit, transmitter - batteries/rechargeable batteries
- Receiver technology: True diversity
- Regler/Taster: Menu control
- Simultaneous channels: up to 20
- Special Features: Transmit power switchable (1 mW/10 mW)
- Subcategory: Single-System
- Transducer principle: Condenser
- Transmission Technology: digital
- Use: free (DE-wide, as of 04/20)
- Variante: Lavalier / Lapelle Microphone
- Latency 3.2 ms
- 28 kHz / 24 bit transmission
Shure is a renowned company in the world of audio technology, known for its high-quality microphones, wireless audio systems, in-ear monitors and headphones. In 2025 Shure celebrates its 100th anniversary – a century of innovations that have shaped the sound of music, broadcast and live performances. Founded in 1925 by Sidney N. Shure in Chicago, Illinois, the company grew from a one-man operation selling radio kits and components into a global market leader. Today Shure delights both professionals in the music and audio industries and audio enthusiasts worldwide with its legendary quality and relentless drive for innovation.
The company places great emphasis on research and development to create innovative products that meet the constantly changing demands of the audio industry. With a strong commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Shure has earned the trust of musicians, sound engineers and audio lovers around the world.
Shure products are characterised by their exceptional sound quality, robustness and reliability, making them the first choice for live performances, studio recordings and home use. From legendary microphones like the SM58 and SM7B, which are considered industry standards and have achieved cult status — the SM58 even has an annual holiday, the SM58-Day — to modern solutions for conference rooms and educational institutions, Shure offers a broad range of audio solutions.
