Shure Brothers BLX24/PG58-J11 Wireless Vocal Mic System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX24/PG58-J11 is a wireless vocal microphone system designed for live sound and performance applications. It pairs a BLX4 single-channel receiver with a handheld transmitter fitted with a PG58 vocal microphone capsule. The J11 designation indicates the operating frequency band. This system gives vocalists freedom of movement on stage without the constraints of a wired connection. Licensed audio engineers, sound technicians, and live production crews are the primary installers and operators of this equipment.

This wireless vocal system is suited for houses of worship, live music venues, corporate presentations, and similar single-vocalist applications. It operates as a complete out-of-the-box solution, requiring a standard XLR or 1/4-inch connection from the BLX4 receiver to the mixing console or PA system. The J11 frequency band is factory-set and intended for use within its designated spectrum range. No additional transmitter or capsule components are required for basic vocal use.

Key Features

• Complete wireless vocal system including BLX4 receiver and PG58-capsule handheld transmitter
• J11 frequency band designation for regional spectrum compliance
• PG58 vocal capsule optimized for live speech and singing applications
• Single-channel BLX4 receiver with audio output for direct console connection
• Sold as one complete unit (EA), no additional components required for basic operation

Compatibility

Designed as a complete wireless vocal system compatible with standard analog mixing consoles and PA systems accepting XLR or 1/4-inch line-level inputs. Specific model compatibility beyond general audio equipment was not provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed audio engineer or experienced AV technician. Power down the receiving system or mute the channel on the mixing console before connecting the BLX4 receiver output. Frequency coordination should be verified against local spectrum allocations before deployment in dense RF environments. Batteries should be fully charged or replaced in the handheld transmitter prior to each use.