Shure QLXD2/SM58-G50 Wireless Handheld Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC QLXD2/SM58-G50 is a wireless handheld transmitter microphone operating on the G50 frequency band, part of the QLXD series professional wireless system. It pairs the widely recognized SM58 vocal microphone capsule with a digital wireless transmitter body, delivering reliable RF performance for live sound, presentation, and installed audio applications. Licensed audio technicians, AV integrators, and sound reinforcement professionals install and service this type of unit. The G50 designation indicates the specific frequency band for which this unit is tuned.

This transmitter is suited for live performance venues, houses of worship, corporate presentation environments, and other applications requiring a dependable handheld wireless microphone solution. It is designed for use within a matched QLXD receiver system. Single-unit packaging makes it appropriate for individual channel additions or replacement of an existing transmitter within an established wireless infrastructure.

Key Features

• SM58 cardioid dynamic capsule integrated into the transmitter body for proven vocal performance
• G50 band frequency operation for RF coordination in compatible spectrum ranges
• Digital wireless transmission designed for reduced interference and stable signal integrity
• Handheld form factor suited for vocalist and presenter use on stage or at a podium
• Single unit per package for straightforward channel-by-channel deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use with QLXD-series wireless receiver systems. Specific compatible receiver models and system configurations were not included in the available product data. Verify frequency band and system generation compatibility with the intended receiver before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation and frequency coordination should be performed by a qualified AV technician or licensed audio systems integrator familiar with RF wireless systems. Before servicing or replacing transmitter components within an active system, power down the associated receiver and any connected audio equipment. Frequency coordination across multiple wireless channels should be completed prior to deployment to avoid RF interference. Consult applicable local regulations regarding RF spectrum use for the G50 band in your region.