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    SLX-D

    Wireless Microphone System

    SKU: SLX-D

    From lecture halls to houses of worship to performance venues, SLX-D delivers transparent, 24-bit digital audio and rock solid RF performance with easy setup and rechargeability options in a suite of versatile wireless system configurations. Featuring single half-rack, dual full-rack and portable receiver options, handheld, bodypack and plug-on transmitters, and a wide selection of vocal, lavalier, headset and instrument microphone system configurations. Compatible with Shure Wireless Workbench™, ShurePlus Channels, Shure UHF wireless antenna distribution and remote antenna accessories (rack receivers only).

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    Shure Product Benefits

    Use RF scan and IR sync and be ready to go at the push of a button. Or follow the guided frequency setup tool embedded in every SLX-D receiver.

    First-class selection of handheld, lavalier and headset microphones for up to 32 compatible systems per 44 Mhz band*.

    *Performance may vary depending on country regulations and operating environment.

    SLXD4/SLXD4D and Systems:

    • Link multiple systems locally via Ethernet to manage setup, group frequency scans and firmware updates.
    • Use with Wireless Workbench® software and the ShurePlus™ Channels mobile app for critical oversight and real-time control of your production.
    • Install-friendly, with a clean profile—rack hardware included.

    SLXD5 and Systems:

    • Use Multi-Mic Mode to monitor and manage complex configurations with high channel count, all from a single SLXD5 receiver.
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    Further Reading

    • ShurePlus Channels app

      Wireless Workbench & ShurePLUS Channels Expand Control Options for SLX-D Wireless

      Wireless Workbench 6 and the ShurePlus Channels app help you to operate SLX-D wireless systems confidently, even under challenging RF conditions.
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      Upgrade your old wireless system with the Shure Trade-Up Program

      Shure launches Trade-Up Program in Western Europe for trading old wireless systems with new Digital Wireless Systems or Networked Array Microphones.
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      Tell Me About: Wireless Microphone Frequencies

      Use this handy chart to keep track of the available frequencies for wireless microphone operation in the U.S.
    • Choker the singer

      Signal Path Podcast: Choker

      Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with CHOKER, an innovative singer, producer and SHURE24 Audience Choice winner.
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      DIY Wireless, Part 5: How to Select and Install Your Own Wireless System in 7 Easy Steps

      Follow us through the process of choosing, ordering, and configuring new wireless systems for an example installation at a local high school.
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      DIY Wireless, Part 4: Antennas

      Antennas are the most overlooked part of a wireless microphone system, but improper antenna configuration can result in 80% of the signal being lost.
    • SLXD4 receivers in equipment rack

      DIY Wireless, Part 3: Receivers

      Receiver features can speed setup and reduce the likelihood of signal dropouts.
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      DIY Wireless, Part 2: Transmitters and Batteries

      Wireless microphone transmitters serve many uses, and rechargeable battery options can save money and reduce environmental impact.
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      DIY Wireless, Part 1: Choosing a Frequency for a Wireless Microphone

      Choosing the right frequency for your wireless microphone system lets you operate without interference from local TV stations or other wireless systems.