Product Detail
The Shure ADX2FD/B58 G57 handheld wireless microphone transmitter is a top - notch choice for professionals seeking outstanding audio quality, high reliability, and seamless fit with Axient Digital Wireless Systems. Ideal for live shows, broadcasts, and theater, it offers a wide 184 MHz tuning range and excellent interference protection, ensuring crystal - clear and uninterrupted sound. Its sleek design and advanced rechargeability provide up to 9 hours of battery life in single - carrier mode. With ShowLink remote control, you can make real - time adjustments for optimal performance. External contacts allow for easy docked charging, and an optional radome keeps the device safe. It can transmit RF signals on two carriers and has optional high - power modes, making it a powerful and versatile audio tool. Key features include dual - carrier RF signal transmission, 50mW High Power mode, a durable metal case, long battery life, docked charging, remote control, two transmission modes, encryption support, and reliable multi - carrier RF signal transmission. Specifications cover mic offset, battery type, runtime, dimensions, weight, and more. The package includes the transmitter, a rechargeable battery, and user guide.
Using the Shure ADX2FD/B58 G57 is a breeze. First, insert the Shure SB920A rechargeable Li - Ion battery into the transmitter. You can use the external contacts to charge it when docked. Turn on the device and pair it with your Axient Digital Wireless System. You can adjust the mic offset to get the best sound for your needs. There are two transmission modes: use Standard for wide coverage and High Density when you need more channels. If you're in a dynamic setting, use the ShowLink remote control to make real - time adjustments. For maintenance, keep the device in a dry place within the recommended temperature range. Avoid exposing it to extreme heat or cold. Clean the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. If you're not using it for a long time, remove the battery. And always follow the safety instructions in the user guide.
