Shure SLXD3+ Digital Wireless Plug-On Transmitter (TAA Compliant, G57: 470-608 MHz)

TAA Compliant Plug-on Transmitter for Shure SLX-D+ Series Wireless System - G57 Band (470MHz-608MHz)

Wireless Plug-On Transmitter With XLR Connector

The SLXD3+ bodypack transmitter unlocks a new world of hands-free oversight and management for seasoned volunteers and pro engineers alike. Delivering wireless excellence, wherever required, wide-tuning SLXD+ transmitters and receivers stay in sync courtesy of a dedicated ShowLink Ease control link. Manage interference, scan for new channels and update for clear transmission automatically. Also monitor and configure via a paired mobile device.

TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS, ENGINEERED FOR EVERYONE.

• Convert any XLR source for use within SLX-D+ wireless systems
• Provides +12-48 VDC phantom power for use with condenser microphones
• Patented locking mechanism for secure, wobble-free connection
• Transparent 24-bit digital audio quality with >118 dB dynamic range
• Rock solid RF with 138 MHz wide-tuning range for greater geographical coverage:
• Up to 11 simultaneous systems in 6 MHz TV bands
• Up to 14 simultaneous systems in 8 MHz TV bands
• Automatic Setup - once linked, SLX-D+ receivers and transmitters stay connected, despite any RF interference
• With ShowLink Ease, transmitter parameters can be adjusted remotely over the air from the linked receiver, including:
• Changing the transmitter frequency once open frequency is identified
• Adjust power output level
• Lock and unlock transmitter controls
• Transmitter firmware updates
• Monitor RF status and control receiver and transmitter parameters with Wireless Workbench desktop software, or remotely with the WWB Mobile app over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
• Each SLX-D+ component and system ships with AES-256 Encryption installed, for complete and secure peace of mind
• Up to 8 hours of use from either 2 AA batteries (included) or optional Shure SB903 Li-ion rechargeable batteries and charging accessories
• Ergonomic and durable plastic construction