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When you're ready to take the stage, the Shure UR1 Body Pack Transmitter ensures your performance is nothing short of flawless. Designed for professionals who demand reliability and superior audio quality, this transmitter is a cornerstone of the Shure UHF-R wireless system, offering a robust solution for challenging live environments. With 2,400 selectable frequencies and Shure's renowned Audio Reference Companding technology, the UR1 delivers crystal-clear sound with minimal interference, even in the most demanding settings.

Crafted from lightweight magnesium, the UR1 is both durable and discreet, making it easy to wear and conceal during performances. Whether you're using a headworn mic, lavalier, or instrument mic, this transmitter syncs effortlessly with your setup, ensuring a seamless integration every time. Plus, with its user-friendly design, you can count on up to eight hours of continuous use on just two AA batteries, keeping you focused on your performance without worrying about losing power.

Elevate your sound with the confidence that comes from using a trusted name in wireless technology. The Shure UR1 is not just a piece of equipment; it's your ticket to unparalleled audio excellence.

Key Features:

2,400 selectable frequencies across a 60MHz bandwidth
Lightweight magnesium construction (94g/3.25 oz.)
Compatible with Shure headworn, lavalier, or instrument mics
Runs on two AA batteries for up to eight hours
Infrared automatic transmitter sync
Frequency and power lockout for stable performance
Bit-mapped backlit LCD for easy visibility
Removable antenna for flexible use

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Adjusting the brass contacts in the SM58 capsule may resolve popping issues, and replacement of the top pc board can offer a more permanent fix.
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UR1 body packs may exhibit loud pops in high power mode when handled roughly, but switching to normal output can eliminate the issue.
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Shure offers guitar/instrument cables designed to bypass mic-preamp circuitry in UR1 beltpacks, useful for non-microphone inputs.
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Using a Shure UR1 bodypack to wirelessly transmit audio from a phone requires a DI box to convert output to mic level for the mini XLR input.
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Shure's tech-sheets provide guidance for using their in-ear monitor transmitters for audio transmission to wireless mic receivers.
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For transmitting laptop audio wirelessly, adapt the Shure line input cable by switching the 1/4" TS end to a 1/8" TRS with left channel only.
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Dave Baksh

Guitarist

Sum 41

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Dave Baksh is shown using a Shure UR1 Body Pack Transmitter in a visual search on Pinterest, curated by Paulo Holguin.

Britney Spears

Singer

Innosense

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Britney can be seen wearing a Shure UR1 Bodypack Transmitter on her M&Ms tour.

Lindsey Stirling

Violinist

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She uses the "Shure UR1 Body Pack Transmitter" with a special antenne, the "Shure UA720 Whip Antenna for UR1 (578-698 MHz)".

Jennie (Blackpink)

Singer, Guitarist

Blackpink

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In https://youtu.be/Sqfb5AiTrTQ?si=ee6qiAamCTGLPT2d timestamp = 00:50, and https://youtu.be/ecmxyPTDjlU?si=RgPp7v6L8hjlGJ6Y timestamp = 03:10, and older video https://youtu.be/k90vxgk8-to?si=mHy7FwTvCRzK24Di Timestamp = 01:24

In nearly all Jennie's fancams, she can be seen wearing a slim, flat, rectangular bodypack transmitter. The device appears thin, with the antenna positioned on the left side. There is a small square display located at the center, and just below it, the Shure logo is clearly visible. It seems Jennie has been using this UR1 system since the group's early performances with the CM Crown 311a headworn mic. Based on available footage, she was first seen wearing it in 2017 during their performance of "Whistle." All BLACKPINK members have used this same bodypack transmitter from the "Whistle" era up through "Shut Down." They also consistently used the Shure P10R (not the P10R+) in-ear monitor bodypack receivers.

Identifying features of the UR1 matching Jennie’s device:

Slim, flat rectangular body

Smooth surface with no protrusions

Small square screen placed at the center

The Shure logo is clearly printed just below the screen

Antenna positioned on the left side

TA4F mic input jack located on the right side

Identifying features of the P10R matching Jennie’s IEM receiver:

Slightly wider rectangular body

Rectangular screen located in the center

Noticeable bulge or contour in the middle section (not flat)

Two buttons situated directly beneath the screen