Shure Brothers Inc BLX2/PG58=-H10 Wireless Mic Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX2/PG58=-H10 is a handheld wireless microphone transmitter designed for live vocal applications. It combines an integrated PG58 dynamic microphone capsule with a built-in UHF transmitter body, delivering a complete wireless handheld solution in a single unit. The H10 designation indicates the specific frequency band this unit operates in. This type of device is installed and used by audio technicians, sound engineers, and AV professionals in live sound, house-of-worship, and presentation environments.

This transmitter is suited for use in both portable and installed audio systems where a cable-free vocal microphone is required. It is typically paired with a compatible BLX series wireless receiver to complete the wireless microphone system. Common deployment scenarios include stage performances, podium presentations, and small-to-mid-size venue sound reinforcement setups where freedom of movement is required.

Key Features

• Integrated PG58 dynamic microphone capsule for reliable vocal pickup
• H10 frequency band designation for region-specific frequency compliance
• Handheld form factor with built-in UHF transmitter body
• Designed for use with compatible BLX series wireless receiver systems
• Single-unit design eliminates the need for a separate body-pack transmitter and microphone

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible BLX series wireless receiver systems operating in the H10 frequency band. No additional specific model compatibility data was provided in the product information.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup should be performed by a qualified audio technician familiar with UHF wireless microphone systems. Before pairing, ensure the receiver is powered and set to the same frequency channel as the transmitter. Check local frequency coordination guidelines to confirm the H10 band is approved for use in your region, as wireless frequency regulations vary by country. Avoid operating near other active UHF devices on the same or adjacent frequencies to minimize interference.