System includes:
WH30TQG Headset Microphone
ULX1
Bodypack Transmitter
ULXP4D Wireless Receiver
Shure WH30TQG Headset Microphone
The Shure Model WH30 is a light yet rugged headset microphone. Designed for vocalists and instrument-playing vocalists, the WH30 utilizes a high quality electret-condenser cartridge suitable for all applications where mobility, comfort, low microphone-visibility, and high sound quality are required. Because of its cardioid (unidirectional) pickup pattern, the WH30 provides isolation from extraneous sound sources and high gain-before-feedback.
The wireframe and gooseneck adjust to any head size and shape. An integrated elastic CROAKIES®. headband comfortably pads and secures the headset. The WH30 is supplied with two snap-on windscreens, clothing clip, storage bag and cable-management device.
The WH30 headset microphone is a perfect fit for those who desire total freedom of movement and need the high-quality audio of a condenser microphone.
WH30TQG Features
• Tailored frequency response enhances vocal range
• Flexible gooseneck for optimum microphone placement
• Isolation shock mount reduces vibration noise
• Low-profile, lightweight design
• Cardioid polar pattern provides maximum gain before feedback
• High sound pressure level capability
• Secure snap-on windscreen reduces "p" pops
Shure ULX1 Bodypack Transmitter
The low-profile, highly durable body-pack ULX1 has all the characteristics to meet the demands of high performance. For use with headworn, lavalier and instrument microphones, as well as guitars and basses. Attaches to belt, waistband or guitar strap with clip for hands-free mobility.
ULX1 Features
• Three-segment battery fuel gauge
• Frequency and power lockout
• Flexible 1/4 wave antenna
• TA4F mini four-pin input connector
• Backlit LCD display shows group and channel setting
• Adustable audio gain control
• Input attenuation switch (selects 0 dB or -20 dB attenuation)
• PEAK icon appears when audio input overloads the transmitter
• Power on/off switch
• 8 hour battery life (9V battery)
• 300 foot (100m) operating range
Shure ULXP4D Wireless Receiver
The Shure ULX® Professional wireless receiver offers an exceptional value in both performance and price, for both working musicians and sound installers. The expanded feature set of the ULXP4 wireless receiver, with advanced settings and controls including lockable settings and group scan, offers a direct path to full, clear audio signals.
ULXP4D Features
• Automatic Frequency Selection with group scan function
• Over 1400 selectable frequencies
• Predictive Diversity
• 5-segment transmitted audio signal strength meter
• 5-segment RF meter
• 3-segment transmitter battery fuel gauge
• Advanced multi-function LCD displays group and channel
• Mic/Line switch
• Remotable 1/2-wave antenna
• Frequency and volume lockout
• XLR and 1/4-inch output
• Rugged metal chassis
• 1/2 rack design
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- Ozzy Osbourne
"I've always been in love with those microphones [Beta 57A]; I sing all my vocals through them. I take mine to the studio, too. To be honest, I've never found a sound I like better."
- PJ Harvey
"I took the mic [SM58] up in front of the crowd and said, 'These are the best mics in the world because you can do this!' and I literally slammed it on the floor. I bent over and calmly picked it up and carried on speaking. It was still perfect."
- Roger Daltrey
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- Pete Townsend
"A reliable, well-made product [Beta 58A], a directional instrument, handheld, has a weight and balance which becomes instinctive in live performance. Work it."
- Debbie Harry
"My first band couldn't afford Shure microphones...we couldn't even afford spaghetti! When we started getting a little success, the first thing we did was go out and get Shure microphones. It was like having a Rolex for your mouth!"
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- Ian Anderson
"They [Beta 87A] have a sensitive sound, and are very expressive. On stage or in the studio, they translate anything I do or say very precisely. Whatever I put in comes out sounding the same way; there's no false coloration."
- Brian Wilson
"I have been using Shure microphones live and in the studio since I started. Since I do all my live work with these mics, the sound of my voice going into a Shure is how I hear my voice when working."
- David Gray
"The first microphone I ever had was a Shure wireless mic. It's never let me down, unlike some other relationships I've had in my life. So why go with anyone else?" - Christina Aguilera
"In choosing Shure for my performances over the years, the quality and consistency has always been first class. My vocals are always crisp and my guitar sound is loud and clear."
- Buddy Guy
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