Shure Brothers BLX14R/SM35-H9 Headworn Wireless Mic System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS, INC. BLX14R/SM35-H9 is a headworn wireless microphone system designed for professional audio applications. It pairs a rack-mountable BLX14R wireless receiver with the SM35 performance headset microphone, delivering a complete cable-free audio solution. Operating on the H9 frequency band, this system is suited for live performance, presentation, and hands-free vocal reinforcement scenarios. Licensed audio technicians and sound engineers typically install and configure this system in permanent or touring rigs where reliable RF performance and clean audio capture are required.

This system is built for use in houses of worship, theatrical productions, corporate presentations, and live music settings where a headworn mic and rack-mounted receiver are the standard configuration. The rack-mountable receiver integrates cleanly into standard 19-inch equipment racks. The SM35 headset mic is a cardioid condenser element optimized for close-proximity vocal pickup, making it a common choice for active presenters and performers who need consistent gain-before-feedback margins. Installation is handled by AV integrators, live sound engineers, or licensed audio contractors.

Key Features

• Rack-mountable BLX14R receiver fits standard 19-inch rack enclosures
• Includes SM35 cardioid condenser headset microphone for hands-free operation
• H9 frequency band operation for regional RF compliance
• Complete system sold as a single unit for straightforward deployment
• Headworn form factor supports active performers and presenters

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-matched headworn wireless system pairing the BLX14R rack receiver with the SM35 headset microphone in the H9 frequency band configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed AV integrator or experienced sound engineer. Power down all related audio equipment before connecting the receiver to the rack and signal chain. Frequency coordination with other active wireless systems in the same venue is required before placing the system into service. Consult local RF regulations and the system documentation to confirm the H9 band is authorized for use in your region.