Shure BLX2/B58

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In the Wireless Microphones category, Shure BLX2/B58 is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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The Shure BLX2/B58 wireless microphone system delivers exceptional sound quality, blending ease of use with professional-grade performance. Designed for performers ready to cut the cord, this handheld transmitter is equipped with the renowned BETA 58A microphone capsule, celebrated for its crisp, clear sound and robust build. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the BLX2/B58 ensures reliable audio transmission, courtesy of its lightweight yet rugged construction.

With its intuitive setup process and QuickScan frequency selection, finding the optimal frequency is quick and hassle-free. The BLX2/B58 provides up to 14 hours of continuous use on just two AA batteries, ensuring you stay powered throughout your performance. A 2-color LED keeps you informed of your battery and transmission status, so you're always in control.

Compatible with both the BLX14 and BLX14R receivers, this versatile microphone system offers a 300-foot operating range, allowing you to roam freely without losing connection. Ideal for vocalists, bands, and performers, the Shure BLX2/B58 couples legendary Shure reliability with the freedom of wireless technology.

Key Features:

Integrated Beta 58A microphone capsule
QuickScan frequency selection for effortless setup
Up to 14 hours of operation with two AA batteries
300' operating range (line of sight)
Lightweight, rugged construction
-10 dB gain attenuation for handling high sound pressure levels
2-color status indicator LED for power and battery status
Compatible with BLX14 and BLX14R receivers
Color ID caps available separately

Owner's manual

Shure BLX2/B58 User Manual

Product specs

Configuration	Mic with Transmitter
Analog/Digital	Analog
Frequency Range	542-572 MHz
Form Factor	Handheld with Mic Capsule
Microphone Type	Dynamic
Polar Pattern	Supercardioid
Battery Type	2 x AA batteries
Battery Life	Up to 14 hours
Microphone Color	Black

FAQs

What type of microphone is the Shure BLX2/B58?: The Shure BLX2/B58 is a dynamic handheld microphone with a supercardioid polar pattern, designed for live vocal performances.
How long does the battery last in the Shure BLX2/B58 transmitter?: The Shure BLX2/B58 transmitter uses two AA batteries and offers up to 14 hours of continuous use.
Is the Shure BLX2/B58 compatible with all Shure BLX receivers?: Yes, the Shure BLX2/B58 handheld transmitter is designed to work with Shure BLX wireless microphone systems.
What is the frequency range of the Shure BLX2/B58?: The Shure BLX2/B58 operates within the 542-572 MHz frequency range, which is part of the H10 band.
Does the Shure BLX2/B58 have interchangeable microphone capsules?: The Shure BLX2/B58 features the BETA 58A capsule, which is not interchangeable with other capsules.

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PROS

Quick setup, only minutes to install and set levels
Excellent noise rejection and tight pattern for stage use
Bright sound with clarity, better highs without sibilance
Reliable radio performance up to 300 feet line-of-sight
Long battery life, up to 13 hours on AA batteries
Consistently no dropouts or interference in professional settings
Suitable for various events, both indoor and outdoor
Seamless integration with Shure dual receiver for multiple systems
Outstanding sound quality for professional musicians and performers

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Setup and maintenance

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It's crucial to verify that the frequency band purchased isn't blocked in your area to prevent connection dropouts during performances.
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Features and functionality

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The BLX system should perform reliably for up to 50 feet if synced correctly and not in a congested RF environment.
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The BLX system's RF design is more prone to interference, partly due to its analog nature, affecting performance in environments with potential interference.
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The Beta 58 has a slightly greater sensitivity and output due to its neodymium magnet, offering a hotter output (~4dB) compared to the SM58.
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Users note that the Beta58 capsule is superior in sound quality compared to the PG58, but the capsule isn't the cause of connectivity issues.
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Sound quality on the BLX has been likened to having a "thick sock" over the mic when compared to the SLXD and wired mics, especially in side-by-side tests.
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The SM58's cardioid pattern is more forgiving for novice singers, while the Beta 58's supercardioid pattern offers better off-axis sound rejection, beneficial for live band settings.
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Use cases and applications

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BLX systems are reported to perform well in rural settings like barns and wineries, where RF interference is minimal.
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BLX systems are deemed suitable for speech and preaching in environments with minimal RF interference and fewer than four wireless channels in use.
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For karaoke, the SM58 is recommended for untrained singers due to its wider pickup pattern, allowing for more flexibility in mic handling.
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Some users experience significant dropouts within 30 feet, even with line-of-sight setups, suggesting environmental interference as a likely cause.
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Users report that placing BLX receivers onstage close to transmitters can mitigate some range issues, particularly in interference-prone areas.
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The BLX transmitters have been described as having inferior build quality, particularly when it comes to the robustness of their design compared to higher-end models like SLXD.
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The Beta 58's grille is harder to dent and reportedly cannot be replaced, although Shure sells replacement grilles.
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