Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver

Matthew Bellamy's effects rack includes two Shure UR4D Wireless Receivers.

5 of the units are seen underneath the "RJM CAE 3+ SE" between the shots during 9:16 to 9:27.

At 4.20 in this rig rundown video Billy's tech says he uses the same Wireless gear as Dusty.

According to [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21253-rig-rundown-fall-out-boy) rig rundown, Pete Wentz uses a Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver.

The rack mounted Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver is pictured in the source of James Hetfields rack system.

Buddy Guy's guitar tech calls the Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver "one of the top of lines" at 4:26 in this rig rundown video.

Used as Matt's and Chris's wireless receivers, can be seen at 2:33

Two Shure UR4D Wireless Receivers can be seen at 18:46 in this "Rig Rundown" with *Premier Guitar*.

Dustys Wireless gear for live shows. He uses a Shure UR4D.

Myung uses a Shure UR4D wireless.

They can be seen at 16:35

Can be seen in this picture Duff posted

According to PremierGuitar.com, Wolfgang Van Halen uses a Shure UR4D wireless unit onstage.

As listed on Ace's guitar rig on guitargeek.com, Ace uses the Shure UR4D Wireless units live.

Listed on http://www.metallica.com/content/equipment.asp#larsEquipment

11:07 Phil Collins has a close- up of his wireless receiver.

Every guitar is wired up with a Shure U4D wireless unit.

at 0:46 you can see towards the bottom of his rack 4 Shure wireless receivers

Listed on http://davematthewsband.com/gear/band-equipment

In Bass Player Magazine, Decemeber 2017, it states in the segment "The Many Colors of Les", "According to tech Ryan Becker, for live shows these days, Claypool's basses feed a Shure UR4D wireless system"

At 9:44 of this Rig Rundown for Bill Kelliher [Lethargy](http://equipboard.com/band/lethargy), [Today Is The Day](http://equipboard.com/band/today-is-the-day), and [Mastadon](http://equipboard.com/band/mastodon), he shows two of his Shure UR4D Wireless Receivers.

On this Rig Tour with Rise Against, Zach Blair spots a rach unit that he uses. The UR4D by Shure is spotted and identified by Zach once the camera pans to the rack.

Zach also has the Shure UR4D for the "wireless unit".

UHF-R systems on the tour use UR4D receivers for both lead vocalist Gary LeVox's UR2/SM58 handheld transmitter and Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus' wireless guitars. With Rooney and DeMarcus both noting that "The new UR4D has given back what we've been missing in our tone," monitor engineer Stuart Delk unabashedly admits that "UR4D wireless technology excels above all others. The self-scan and sync features, combined with higher output levels and audio quality, can only be matched by using a cable. These qualities alone say a lot about why Shure is in this show." "The sound going into the beltpacks is exactly what we get back out," FOH engineer Jon Garber says, getting his own two cents worth in on the guitar wireless systems. "It's like the same energy we get out of the guitar cabinets."

UHF-R systems on the tour use UR4D receivers for both lead vocalist Gary LeVox's UR2/SM58 handheld transmitter and Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus' wireless guitars. With Rooney and DeMarcus both noting that "The new UR4D has given back what we've been missing in our tone," monitor engineer Stuart Delk unabashedly admits that "UR4D wireless technology excels above all others. The self-scan and sync features, combined with higher output levels and audio quality, can only be matched by using a cable. These qualities alone say a lot about why Shure is in this show." "The sound going into the beltpacks is exactly what we get back out," FOH engineer Jon Garber says, getting his own two cents worth in on the guitar wireless systems. "It's like the same energy we get out of the guitar cabinets."

UHF-R systems on the tour use UR4D receivers for both lead vocalist Gary LeVox's UR2/SM58 handheld transmitter and Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus' wireless guitars. With Rooney and DeMarcus both noting that "The new UR4D has given back what we've been missing in our tone," monitor engineer Stuart Delk unabashedly admits that "UR4D wireless technology excels above all others. The self-scan and sync features, combined with higher output levels and audio quality, can only be matched by using a cable. These qualities alone say a lot about why Shure is in this show." "The sound going into the beltpacks is exactly what we get back out," FOH engineer Jon Garber says, getting his own two cents worth in on the guitar wireless systems. "It's like the same energy we get out of the guitar cabinets."

For wireless receivers, Tony shows a Shure wireless system, this one being the UR4D.

Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver. Part of the signal chain : 1. Bass -- 2. Shure UR4D -- 3. SWR Marcus Miller preamp -- 4. SWR Mo’ Bass power amp Interview of Verdine White by the website Bassplayer.com. At the end of the interview, the official bass tech of Verdine White talks about the rig of Verdine White, including Preamp, and Cabinet

In the source photographes, the Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver at the tour rig can be seen.

Vivian uses two Shure UR4D Wireless Receivers, according to [Guitar Geek](http://www.guitargeek.com/vivian-campbell-def-leppard-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2011/).

Kerry King’s pair of Shure UR4D’s can be seen at 10:45 in this Rig Rundown from Premier Guitar.

One can see Troy Sanders' Shure UR4D in his rack, at 15:19 in this rig rundown video.

Paolo uses a shure wireless unit for his basses. he states that he prefers this over any other wireless sytem he has used. he states that because they go direct the wireless unit is such an important part of the sound.

At 3:02 in this rig rundown video, Dan Donegan's guitar tech says that Dan uses Shure Wireless, and the close up on his rig indicates that Dan uses two Shure UR4D wireless receivers.

He actually uses a Shure U4D UA wireless receiver.

Listed on http://davematthewsband.com/gear/band-equipment

"Relying primarily on his guitar, amp, and hands to deliver a tight-but-chunky sound, Loeffler has a surprisingly modest pedalboard. His signal path starts with a Shure UR4S wireless"

Tim and his guitar tech were interviewed for this guitar rig, which shows him using the Shure UR4D wireless rack unit.

As listed among the gear in this website.

Jeff shows this device in his gear walkthrough.

This can be seen at 11:49

You can see this wireless unit in the video.

Jona's official Tumblr

"The chain starts with a Shure UR4D Wireless housed in a rack with a Monster Power Pro 2500 and a TC Electronic G-Major," reads [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22482-rig-rundown-halestorm) Premier Guitar rig rundown.

The Flecktones website states that Béla uses a Shure U4D wireless unit.

"Inside the Pedalboard Rack System is: Voodoo Lab GCX Audio Switcher, SHURE UR4D Dual Wireless Receiver, Lovepedal Amp Eleven, 2x Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, Ibanez TS10 Tube Screamer, Vertex Boost, MXR Carbon Copy, Way Huge Echo Puss, Way Huge Supa Puss, T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb, and Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus" - [Vertex Effects about his recent-built pedalboard](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/chase_bryant_artist_showcase)

In this Instagram post taken on October 3rd, 2017, Takayoshi Ohmura was spotted using a Shure UR4D wireless receiver.

As you can see in this sheet, Farin used a Shure UR4D wireless Receiver for the FURT-Tour 2015