Shure Brothers SLXD14/85M-G58 Wireless Combo System

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS, INC. SLXD14/85M-G58 is a wireless combo system designed for professional audio applications. This unit pairs a bodypack transmitter with a lavalier microphone capsule, operating in the G58 frequency band (470 MHz range). It is built for live sound, broadcast, and installed-sound environments where reliable wireless transmission is required. Licensed audio technicians and AV integration professionals are the typical end users for this class of equipment. The system ships as a single unit (sold individually) and falls within the wireless systems product category.

This combo system is suited for a range of applications including live performance, presentation, and broadcast environments. The G58 frequency band designation indicates operation in the 470 MHz range, which is appropriate for use in markets where that spectrum is locally authorized. It is typically installed by professional AV technicians or systems integrators in venues, houses of worship, conference rooms, and stage environments requiring hands-free or instrument-mounted wireless audio pickup.

Key Features

• Wireless combo system including bodypack transmitter and lavalier microphone capsule
• G58 frequency band operation in the 470 MHz range
• Sold as a single unit (each)
• Designed for live sound, broadcast, and installed AV system use
• Professional-grade wireless audio transmission for hands-free applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless combo system for professional audio and AV installations. No specific compatible model numbers or replacement part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of wireless audio systems should be performed by a qualified AV technician or systems integrator familiar with RF frequency coordination and local spectrum regulations. Before service or battery replacement, power down the transmitter and receiver completely. Frequency coordination with other active wireless systems in the venue is recommended to avoid interference. Always verify that the operating frequency band is authorized for use in your jurisdiction before deployment.