Shure Brothers MXW2/BETA58=-Z10 Handheld Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC MXW2/BETA58=-Z10 is a handheld wireless transmitter paired with a BETA 58 supercardioid dynamic microphone capsule. This unit combines a wireless transmitter body with one of the most widely used live-vocal microphone capsules in the industry. The Z10 designation indicates the RF frequency band for which the unit is configured. It is designed for professional audio installations and live-sound applications where reliable wireless performance and high-quality vocal pickup are required. Licensed audio technicians and AV integration professionals are the typical installers for this product.

This transmitter is suited for stage performance, houses of worship, corporate presentation environments, and other professional live-sound or installed-sound applications. The BETA 58 capsule delivers consistent vocal clarity across demanding acoustic environments. The Z10 frequency band assignment should be confirmed against local RF spectrum availability and coordinated with other wireless systems operating in the same space before deployment.

Key Features

• Integrated BETA 58 supercardioid dynamic capsule optimized for live vocals
• Z10 frequency band configuration for RF spectrum coordination
• Handheld form factor suitable for stage and podium use
• Designed for use within the Microflex Wireless ecosystem
• Single unit per package for straightforward system scaling

Compatibility

Designed for use within the Shure Microflex Wireless (MXW) system. Confirm receiver and network access point compatibility with the MXW series before installation. No additional specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV technician or licensed audio systems integrator familiar with wireless microphone frequency coordination. Power down associated receiver components before pairing or replacing transmitter units. Confirm the Z10 frequency band is legal for use in the intended geographic region and does not conflict with licensed broadcast or other wireless systems operating nearby. Follow applicable local electrical and low-voltage installation codes during rack and infrastructure work.