Shure Brothers Inc BLX24/B58-H9 Wireless Vocal Mic System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC BLX24/B58-H9 is a handheld wireless vocal microphone system designed for live sound reinforcement and performance applications. The system pairs a BLX4 single-channel wireless receiver with a handheld transmitter, delivering a complete plug-and-play wireless audio solution. Operating on the H9 frequency band, this system is intended for professional and semi-professional audio setups where reliable RF performance and clear vocal reproduction are required. Licensed audio engineers, sound technicians, and performing artists are the primary installers and operators of this system.

The BLX24/B58-H9 is suited for live performance venues, houses of worship, corporate presentation environments, and rehearsal spaces requiring a reliable handheld wireless microphone setup. The included BLX4 receiver provides a straightforward rack-mountable or tabletop installation option. This system ships as a single unit, making it a self-contained solution for technicians building out a wireless microphone system from scratch or expanding an existing BLX-series setup.

Key Features

• Complete handheld wireless vocal system including BLX4 receiver and handheld transmitter
• H9 frequency band operation for regional RF compatibility
• BLX4 single-channel receiver supports tabletop or rack-mount deployment
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement and inventory
• Designed for live vocal applications in performance and presentation environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style complete wireless system for use with BLX-series components operating on the H9 frequency band. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup should be performed by a qualified audio technician or sound engineer familiar with wireless microphone system deployment. Power down or disconnect the receiver from its power source before making any antenna or audio cable connections. Verify local RF frequency regulations before operating to ensure the H9 band is approved for use in your region. Consult the manufacturer documentation for antenna placement best practices to minimize interference and dropouts.