Shure Brothers Inc SLXD124/85M-H55 Wireless Combo Mic System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS, INC. SLXD124/85M-H55 is a wireless combo microphone system designed for professional audio applications. The system pairs a handheld wireless microphone with a lavalier microphone, operating in the H55 frequency band (514-558 MHz), making it suitable for live sound reinforcement, presentation, and broadcast environments. It ships as a single unit and is intended for installation and operation by professional audio engineers and AV technicians familiar with wireless RF system deployment.

This combo system is well suited for venues, houses of worship, corporate AV installations, and live performance settings where two simultaneous wireless sources are needed from a single receiver. The inclusion of both an SM58-style handheld and a WL185 lavalier provides flexibility for mixed-use scenarios such as a presenter who also needs a backup or secondary talent microphone. Professional AV integrators and sound technicians are the primary installers of this system.

Key Features

• Dual-source combo system including handheld and lavalier microphone transmitters
• Operates in the H55 frequency band (514-558 MHz) for reliable RF performance
• Designed for professional live sound, broadcast, and AV integration applications
• Ships as a single complete system unit (sold individually)
• Compatible with SLXD-series receiver infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion unit for professional wireless microphone systems utilizing the SLXD receiver platform in the H55 frequency band.

Installation Notes

Installation and configuration should be performed by a qualified audio engineer or AV technician familiar with wireless microphone systems and RF frequency coordination. Power down or disconnect any active receiver before connecting or configuring transmitter components. Frequency coordination with local RF environments is recommended prior to deployment to avoid interference. Follow applicable local codes and venue policies regarding wireless transmission in licensed frequency bands.