Shure BLX288/SM58-H10 Dual Wireless Vocal System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX288/SM58-H10 is a dual-channel handheld wireless vocal system designed for live sound and performance applications. The system pairs two SM58 dynamic vocal microphone transmitters with a single dual-channel receiver, allowing two vocalists to perform simultaneously on independent wireless channels. Operating on the H10 frequency band, the BLX288/SM58-H10 delivers reliable RF performance in a package suited for musicians, touring acts, presenters, and house-of-worship installations. Licensed audio technicians and sound engineers are the typical professionals specifying and deploying this system.

This system is suited for mid-scale live performance venues, conference rooms, theaters, and houses of worship where two independent wireless handheld microphones are required from a single receiver unit. The SM58 capsule on each handheld transmitter is a recognized industry standard for vocal reproduction under stage conditions. The BLX series receiver provides dual antenna inputs and individual channel controls, simplifying rack integration in fixed installations or portable front-of-house rigs.

Key Features

• Dual-channel wireless system — two SM58 handheld transmitters operate from one receiver
• SM58 dynamic capsule on each transmitter, optimized for live vocal applications
• H10 frequency band operation for regional frequency coordination
• Single-rack-space receiver with individual channel gain and mute controls
• Designed for portable touring and fixed installation use cases

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-deployment wireless vocal system in dual-handheld microphone applications at the BLX product tier.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed audio engineer or AV systems integrator. The receiver should be mounted in a standard equipment rack or placed at front-of-house position with clear line-of-sight to the performance area. Power down all connected audio equipment before wiring balanced XLR outputs to the mixing console. Frequency coordination with other RF devices in the venue should be completed prior to final installation per applicable local RF regulations.