Shure SLX-D1 Wireless Bodypack & Cheek Headset Bundle Hire
The Shure SLX-D1 Bodypack & Cheek Headset Bundle pairs a digital wireless transmitter with a comfortable, unidirectional cheek headset microphone. Requires a compatible SLX-D wireless receiver (hired separately) to operate.
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Description
The Shure SLX-D1 Bodypack Headset Bundle includes 1x Shure SLX-D1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter and 1x Cheek Headset Microphone. Therefore, this bundle gives you a matched, ready-to-pair digital wireless headset solution in a single package.
SLX-D Digital Wireless delivers transparent, 24-bit digital audio and rock-solid RF performance, with easy setup and rechargeability options across a suite of versatile wireless system configurations. Featuring industry-leading digital wireless technology and design, the SLX-D1 easily syncs with a wireless receiver. Therefore, engineers get a fast, reliable pairing process without complex manual setup.
Key Features
- 1x Shure SLX-D1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter
- 1x Cheek Headset Microphone with unidirectional pickup pattern
- Requires a compatible SLX-D wireless receiver (hired separately)
- Transparent 24-bit digital audio
- Easy pairing via scan and IR sync
- TQG connectivity for a variety of microphone options
Professional Digital Sound, Ready to Pair
TQG connectivity to a variety of microphone options guarantees the right solution for a wide range of applications, from day-long conferences to night-time performances. The Shure-compatible cheek headset microphone features a unidirectional pickup pattern, providing clean and transparent sound quality. As a result, it’s perfectly suited for both spoken word and vocal performance applications.
Therefore, this bundle suits presenters and performers who want reliable, high-quality digital wireless audio, once paired with a compatible SLX-D receiver.
Please note, a compatible SLX-D wireless receiver is required to complete the system and is available separately.
