Shure Brothers, Inc. ULXD2/SM58=-G57 Handheld Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS, INC. ULXD2/SM58=-G57 is a handheld wireless transmitter body fitted with an SM58 microphone capsule, operating in the G57 frequency band. It is part of the ULXD digital wireless series and is designed for live sound, installed sound, and professional audio applications. The transmitter pairs with compatible ULXD receiver components to deliver digital wireless audio over the G57 band frequency range. Installation and deployment are typically handled by professional audio technicians or licensed low-voltage contractors in commercial, institutional, or performance venue environments.

This transmitter is suited for live vocal performance, public address systems, houses of worship, conference rooms, and broadcast environments where reliable handheld wireless operation is required. The SM58 capsule configuration makes it a direct fit for vocal applications. It is sold as a single unit (EA) and is intended for use as part of a larger ULXD series wireless system deployment.

Key Features

• Handheld transmitter design with integrated SM58 microphone capsule
• Operates in the G57 frequency band for wireless audio transmission
• Part of the ULXD digital wireless series for professional audio systems
• Sold as a single unit for flexible system configuration
• Suitable for vocal applications in live and installed sound environments

Compatibility

Designed for use within the ULXD digital wireless system series as a handheld transmitter component. Compatible receivers and system components must operate on the matching G57 frequency band.

Installation Notes

This transmitter is typically deployed by professional audio technicians or low-voltage systems contractors. Before servicing or replacing any wireless system component, power down the associated receiver and any connected audio equipment. Frequency coordination should be verified before deployment to avoid interference with other wireless systems operating in the same environment. Follow applicable local codes and the manufacturer documentation for system pairing and frequency management procedures.