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Shure SLXD4Q+ Quad Wireless Receiver

$2,639.00 to $4,035.00

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Unlock a new level of wireless audio performance with the Shure SLXD4Q+ Quad Wireless Receiver. Designed for professional musicians and audio engineers, this receiver combines 24-bit digital audio clarity with robust RF reliability, ensuring your sound remains pristine across any venue. The SLXD4Q+ is built to handle the demands of both live performances and studio settings, with features that streamline your setup and expand your system's capabilities.

The SLXD4Q+ offers an impressive 138 MHz tuning range, allowing for versatile frequency selection even in crowded RF environments. With its internal audio summing, you can efficiently manage mixer inputs, deploying all four channels without additional equipment. The receiver's RF cascading feature further permits expansion by linking with another SLX-D quad-channel unit, making it an ideal choice for larger setups.

Ease of use is at the forefront with the SLXD4Q+. Effortlessly pair transmitters and receivers with its IR scan and sync function, and manage your system remotely via the ShurePlus Channels mobile app. The receiver's rugged construction ensures durability, while its sleek 1U rackmount design saves space without sacrificing performance.

Key Features:

Quad-channel digital wireless receiver with 24-bit audio quality
138 MHz tuning range for flexible frequency management
Internal audio summing for efficient channel deployment
RF cascading for system expansion with additional SLX-D units
IR scan and sync for quick transmitter pairing
Remote control capability via ShurePlus Channels mobile app
Durable metal construction in a 1U rackmount design
Compatible with Shure Wireless Workbench software
Includes 19" rack mount kit, 1/4-wave antennas, and BNC cables for front mounting

Product specs

Configuration	Receiver
Analog/Digital	Digital
Receiver Type	Rackmount
Simultaneous Channels	4-channel
Receiver Frequency Range	470-608 MHz
Compatibility	Shure SLXD
Antenna Type	Detachable
Front Panel Display	Yes
Dynamic Range	118dB
Outputs	4 x XLR, 4 x 1/4"
Data I/O	2 x RJ-45
Rack Spaces	1U
Power Source	15V DC power supply

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Shure SLXD4Q+ Quad Wireless Receiver.

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SLXD belt packs are noted for being durable, with a design that's compact and streamlined, and appear sturdier than their predecessors.
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Sennheiser's EW-DX EM4 uses a glass-fiber-reinforced nylon for its belt packs, offering high durability compared to standard plastic.
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Features and functionality

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SLXD4Q features only two antennas for four channels, which can lead to signal dropouts in larger spaces, especially when actors move backstage.
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The SLXD4Q+ includes antenna pass-through and a second Ethernet port for connecting another unit.
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The SLXD4Q+ uses just two front screens to display four channels, potentially complicating quick channel identification.
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Use cases and applications

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SLXD4Q is recommended for budget applications without extensive coverage needs, as opposed to high-demand theater environments.
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Software and compatibility

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The Dante feature in SLXD4Q, while simplifying cabling in some venues, requires a managed Dante network switch, complicating setups not already using Dante.
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The SLXD4Q+ uses the Brooklyn Dante chipset, enabling split, redundant, and switched modes, but raising the price by $800.
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QLXD is considered a more reliable choice for theater, with SLXD seen as a step down in terms of professional quality.
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The EW-DX EM4 offers more robust handhelds and Bluetooth sync over IR, with the ability to cascade four units on one antenna pair.
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