Shure Brothers QLXD2/B58=-G50 Handheld Wireless Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC. QLXD2/B58=-G50 is a handheld wireless transmitter designed for professional live sound and installed audio applications. It pairs a wireless transmitter body with a Beta microphone capsule, operating in the G50 frequency band. This unit is part of the QLXD digital wireless series, which delivers stable RF performance and digital audio transmission. It is intended for installation and operation by licensed audio technicians, broadcast engineers, and professional AV integrators working in live production, house-of-worship, or corporate AV environments.

The QLXD2/B58=-G50 is suited for demanding live and fixed-installation environments where reliable handheld wireless performance is required. The G50 frequency band designation indicates the unit is factory-tuned to operate within a specific licensed frequency range, which is relevant for coordination in multi-channel wireless deployments. Audio professionals and systems integrators typically deploy this transmitter alongside compatible QLXD series receivers as part of a managed wireless microphone system.

Key Features

• Handheld wireless transmitter body with integrated Beta microphone capsule
• G50 frequency band operation for multi-channel wireless coordination
• Part of the QLXD digital wireless platform for stable RF and audio performance
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a handheld transmitter for use within the QLXD digital wireless microphone system series. Specific receiver compatibility should be confirmed against QLXD series receiver documentation prior to deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation and frequency coordination should be performed by a qualified audio technician or RF systems engineer. Before replacing or redeploying this transmitter, power down all associated receiver units and verify frequency coordination to avoid interference with other wireless systems operating in the same space. Consult applicable FCC licensing requirements for the G50 frequency band in your jurisdiction prior to operation.