Shure P10R+ G10 Wireless Bodypack Receiver

The Shure P10R+ G10 Wireless Bodypack Receiver is a top - notch device designed for use with the PSM 1000 Personal Monitor System. This low - profile receiver brings personal monitoring to a new height. With its twin - antenna design and advanced digital signal processing technology, it offers outstanding audio quality, including more headroom, better stereo separation, and higher fidelity. The P10R+ is built for professional audio applications of all sizes, whether it's IEM or IFB. It features full bandwidth RF scan, Precision Front - End RF Filtering, and Automatic RF Gain Control to ensure robust RF performance. Key features include improved signal reception and range, networked control via Ethernet for easy setup and remote control, CueMode for quick access to different stage mixes, and MixMode for combining audio channels. It's also compatible with PSM 900 receivers in the same frequency range. The device offers advanced rechargeability options with batteries like the SB900 and chargers such as the SCB800 - US, SBC200, and SBC220. The G10 operates in the 470.275 - 541.850 MHz frequency range, while the J8A is in the 554 MHz - 616 MHz range.

Using the Shure P10R+ G10 Wireless Bodypack Receiver is easy. First, connect it to your PSM 1000 Personal Monitor System. When setting up, use the full bandwidth RF scan to find clean frequencies. You can use the Networked control via Ethernet for high - channel setups or control it remotely with the Wireless Workbench software. For monitoring different stage mixes, switch to CueMode. MixMode allows you to combine audio channels for a unique listening experience. When it comes to charging, use the SB900 lithium - ion battery and one of the compatible chargers like the SCB800 - US, SBC200, or SBC220. Keep the receiver away from sources of RF interference to ensure a strong and clean signal. Avoid overcharging the batteries. Regularly check the battery life and charge cycle details. If you notice any dropouts or audio artifacts, try adjusting the RF gain control. Also, make sure to store the receiver in a dry and cool place when not in use.