Shure BLX24R/SM58-H10 Wireless Vocal System H10

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX24R/SM58-H10 is a wireless vocal system combining a rack-mountable BLX4R receiver with an SM58 handheld wireless microphone transmitter. The system operates on the H10 frequency band, designed for reliable RF performance in live sound and installed audio environments. It delivers the cardioid dynamic capsule characteristics of the SM58, a widely recognized vocal microphone, in a wireless configuration. Licensed HVAC, electrical, and AV installation professionals working in commercial or institutional settings will find this system suited for permanent or semi-permanent rack installations where clean RF performance and rugged build quality are required.

This wireless vocal system is intended for use in live performance venues, houses of worship, conference rooms, and similar sound-reinforcement applications. The rack-mount receiver form factor makes it appropriate for installed AV racks alongside other signal processing and amplification equipment. The H10 band designation identifies the specific UHF frequency range used, which is relevant for RF coordination in multi-channel deployments. A single system is supplied per unit sold.

Key Features

• Rack-mountable BLX4R receiver for permanent or semi-permanent AV rack installations
• SM58 cardioid dynamic capsule in a wireless handheld transmitter body
• H10 frequency band operation for UHF wireless performance
• Single complete vocal system supplied as one unit
• Designed for live sound, installed AV, and speech-reinforcement applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style complete wireless vocal system; the BLX4R receiver is compatible with other BLX series transmitters operating on the same H10 frequency band.

Installation Notes

Installation of rack-mount wireless receivers should be performed by a qualified AV or low-voltage systems technician familiar with RF coordination and rack-mounting practices. Power down the rack system before securing the receiver in the rack enclosure and making audio connections. Frequency coordination with other wireless systems in the same venue should be completed before final installation to avoid RF interference. Reference local electrical codes and the relevant low-voltage installation standards when integrating into a permanent AV rack.