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Shure BLX288/SM58 Dual Channel Wireless Handheld Microphone System - H10 Band

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Shure BLX288/SM58 Dual Channel Wireless Handheld Microphone System - H10 Band

$769.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Elevate your performance with the Shure BLX288/SM58 Dual Channel Wireless Handheld Microphone System - H10 Band, a fusion of legendary sound and modern wireless convenience. Ideal for live performances, this system pairs Shure's iconic SM58 vocal microphones with cutting-edge wireless technology, ensuring your voice cuts through the mix with clarity and warmth. The BLX288 system offers up to 300 feet of wireless freedom, allowing you to connect with your audience without the restrictions of cables. QuickScan technology simplifies setup, instantly finding the best frequency for a clear, interference-free signal. Whether you're touring or performing at local venues, this system's robust build and reliable performance make it a staple for vocalists seeking professional-grade audio without compromise.

Key Features:

Dual SM58 handheld transmitters with tailored frequency response for clear vocals
Up to 300' wireless range for unrestricted stage movement
QuickScan technology for easy, interference-free setup
Durable construction designed to withstand the rigors of touring and live performance
BLX88 dual wireless receiver with microprocessor-controlled internal antenna diversity
Two-color audio status indicator LED for easy monitoring
XLR and 1/4" output connectors for versatile connectivity

Product specs

Simultaneous Systems Per Band	Up to 12
System Analog/Digital	Analog
System Frequency Range	542-572 MHz
System Operating Range	300 ft. Line-of-sight
System Frequency Response	50Hz-15kHz
System Microphone Included	Yes, 2 x SM58 Microphones
Microphone Type	Dynamic
Microphone Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Microphone Max SPL	94dB SPL
Microphone Frequency Response	50Hz-15kHz
Transmitter Form Factor	Handheld with Mic Capsule
Transmitter Dynamic Range	100dB (A-weighted)
Transmitter Mute Feature	Yes
Transmitter Battery Type	2 x AA
Transmitter Battery Life	14 hours
Transmitter Dimensions	8.8" x 2.1"
Transmitter Weight	0.48 lbs. (without batteries)
Receiver Antenna Type	Fixed
Receiver Type	Table Top
Receiver Displays	LED
Receiver Outputs	2 x XLR, 2 x 1/4"
Receiver Power Source	12 to 15V DC power supply
Receiver Dimensions	15.3" x 1.6" x 4.6"
Receiver Weight	0.94 lbs.

FAQs

What is the operating range of the Shure BLX288/SM58 wireless microphone system?: The Shure BLX288/SM58 system has an operating range of up to 300 feet (91 meters) line-of-sight, allowing for reliable performance even in larger venues.
How long does the battery last on the Shure BLX288/SM58 handheld transmitters?: The handheld transmitters of the Shure BLX288/SM58 system offer up to 14 hours of battery life with two AA batteries, ensuring extended performance time without frequent battery changes.
Are the SM58 microphones included with the Shure BLX288/SM58 system suitable for live vocals?: Yes, the included SM58 microphones are dynamic with a cardioid polar pattern, making them ideal for live vocal performances due to their durability and excellent feedback rejection.
How many systems can operate simultaneously on the Shure BLX288/SM58 wireless system?: Up to 12 systems can operate simultaneously per band, allowing for multiple performers to use the system at the same time without interference.
What are the main output options on the Shure BLX288/SM58 receiver?: The Shure BLX288/SM58 receiver includes 2 XLR outputs and 2 1/4" outputs, providing flexible connectivity options for integration with various audio setups.

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PROS

Legendary SM58 sound quality with renowned crisp and clear audio
Superb wireless range, works through walls and across large areas
Simple setup with adjustable frequency, reducing interference issues
Durable construction with excellent battery life for extended use
Ideal for both small gigs and regular karaoke nights
Excellent build quality, reliability, and sound standard from Shure
Great value for a wireless system, especially for SM58 enthusiasts
Easy integration with existing sound systems for seamless performance
Perfect for practice, live, and recording situations

CONS

Sensitive to handling noise due to plastic hollowness
Basic compared to higher-end Shure models, may not suit large events

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Setup and maintenance

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The BLX system's performance may vary significantly in RF-noisy environments; users should verify clear channels using Shure's Frequency Finder before events.
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Optimal performance involves placing receivers as close to transmitters as possible and using external antennas for better range with the BLX rack units.
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When rack-mounting with internal antenna models, ensure the unit is on top of the rack and not covered by metal for optimal performance.
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BLX288 systems are described as less reliable in RF-heavy environments compared to high-end systems like Shure Axient or Lectrosonics.
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SLXD systems are reported to sound significantly better than the BLX, which some describe as muffled, akin to a thick sock over the mic.
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Sennheiser G3 systems, though more expensive, are praised for their robust dependability, but finding them pre-owned can be challenging in certain regions.
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User experience

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Some users report BLX288 systems perform well in rural settings, such as weddings at barns, with no dropouts within a 50ft line of sight.
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Connection dropouts in crowded venues are noted even with direct line-of-sight setups, indicating potential limitations in congested areas.
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Features and functionality

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The BLX system is considered a budget-friendly option; however, its performance is heavily influenced by environmental conditions and setup accuracy.
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The BLX system's analog design is prone to interference and limited frequency adjustment, impacting reliability in complex RF environments.
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The BLX288/Beta58 is considered a significant upgrade over the PG series for sound quality, especially in vocal applications.
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Build quality

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Users note the BLX4R units, with rackmount capabilities, offer better range and durability compared to the non-rackmount versions with internal antennas.
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The BLX288 with Beta58 capsules is preferred for its durability and performance longevity, despite higher costs.
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Use cases and applications

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The BLX is deemed adequate for speech or preaching in environments with minimal RF interference and low channel count, but not recommended for high-fidelity audio needs.
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For a room size of 150m² and up to 200 people, internal antennas suffice if receivers are placed stage side without obstruction.
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