Shure BLX288/PG58=-H11 Dual Channel Wireless Mic System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX288/PG58=-H11 is a dual-channel handheld wireless microphone system operating on the H11 frequency band. It includes two PG58 handheld wireless transmitters paired with a dual-channel receiver, providing two independent vocal channels in a single rack-mountable unit. This system is suited for live sound reinforcement, houses of worship, and small-to-mid-size venues where multiple wireless vocal inputs are required. Licensed audio technicians, AV integrators, and sound engineers are the primary installers and operators of this system.

This system is designed for vocal applications requiring two simultaneous wireless channels. The H11 band designation indicates a specific UHF frequency range allocation, which reduces interference with other wireless systems operating in the same space. It is well suited for live performance stages, conference rooms, and event spaces where two independent wireless vocal sources must be managed through a single receiver chassis. The system ships as a single unit (sold individually).

Key Features

• Dual-channel wireless system with two PG58 handheld transmitters included
• H11 band UHF frequency allocation for reduced interference in dense RF environments
• Single receiver handles both wireless channels simultaneously
• PG58 capsule optimized for lead and backup vocal applications
• Sold as a complete system including transmitters and receiver

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style complete wireless vocal system; compatible with standard rack-mount configurations for live sound and installed audio applications. No specific third-party compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and frequency coordination should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed audio technician. Before servicing or swapping transmitter components, power down the receiver unit completely. Frequency coordination with other active wireless systems in the venue is required to avoid RF interference. Follow applicable FCC regulations for UHF wireless device operation in your region.