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Wireless microphone systems
Handheld, lavalier and camera wireless systems.
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Shure
Shure BLX288UK/SM58-K3E Dual Wireless Handheld Microphone System
Dual analogue system with two SM58 handheld microphones
The Shure BLX288UK/SM58-K3E is a dual analogue wireless microphone system supplied with two BLX2 handheld transmitters using SM58 dynamic cardioid capsules and one BLX88 two-channel receiver. Each performer can be mixed separately through the receiver outputs. One-touch QuickScan helps select an available channel, but does not guarantee an interference-free connection at every venue. Shure states up to fourteen hours of transmitter use from a pair of AA batteries per handheld; actual runtime depends on batteries and conditions. The K3E version tunes across six hundred and six to six hundred and thirty megahertz. An appropriate Ofcom licence and authorised frequencies are required for UK operation. The Channel 38 shared licence covers only six hundred and six point five to six hundred and thirteen point five megahertz, not the whole tuning range. The system includes the receiver, two handheld microphones, microphone adapters and power supply. Loudspeakers, mixing equipment and optional rack hardware are separate.
Shure
Shure GLXD24+UK/B58-Z4 Digital Wireless BETA58A Microphone System
GLX-D+ Z4UK digital handheld system
The Shure GLXD24+UK/B58-Z4 is a digital wireless vocal system combining a GLXD2+/B58 handheld transmitter with a BETA58A microphone capsule and a GLXD4+ tabletop receiver. The GLX-D+ system uses automatic frequency management across the two-point-four and five-point-eight-gigahertz bands where regional operating conditions permit. This is the Z4 UK model, not the original single-band GLX-D generation or a rack-receiver bundle. A supplied SB904 rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to twelve hours of use according to Shure, with actual runtime depending on operating conditions and battery state. The manufacturer lists a PS43 power supply, swivel adapter and black carrying case with this package. The receiver is designed for connection to suitable audio equipment; loudspeakers and additional microphones are separate. Follow the current UK operating requirements and manufacturer instructions rather than assuming that every frequency is unrestricted. Automatic frequency management cannot eliminate every source of radio interference.
Sennheiser
Sennheiser EW-D 835-S S1-7 Digital Wireless Handheld Microphone System
Digital UHF handheld system with dynamic cardioid capsule
The Sennheiser EW-D 835-S S1-7 combines an EW-D EM rack receiver with an EW-D SKM-S handheld transmitter and MMD 835 dynamic cardioid capsule for singing and spoken-word use. Digital UHF transmission offers 134dB of audio-input dynamic range and 1.9ms latency. The handheld has a mute switch, while the Smart Assist app uses Bluetooth to help manage the system; this is a control connection, not Bluetooth audio streaming. The S1-7 variant tunes from 606.2 to 662MHz. It requires appropriate UK radio licensing and is not licence-exempt: check the authorised frequencies for your venue before operation. Two AA batteries provide up to eight hours of operation, while the optional rechargeable lithium-ion pack extends the stated runtime to twelve hours and is sold separately. The set includes a microphone clip, rod antennas, power supply with country adapters and rackmount hardware. Available channel numbers depend on local spectrum and licensing, so the maximum system capacity is not a promise of usable channels at every location.
Shure
Shure BLX14UK/CVL-K3E Wireless Lavalier Presenter System
CVL cardioid lavalier with BLX1 bodypack and BLX4 receiver
The Shure BLX14UK/CVL-K3E is a single-channel wireless presenter system built around the discreet CVL clip-on lavalier microphone. The package pairs the CVL with a BLX1 bodypack transmitter and a BLX4 tabletop receiver, and also includes a tie clip, windscreen, power supply and two AA batteries. The CVL uses a cardioid condenser capsule, which concentrates on the wearer's voice and helps reduce pickup from the surrounding room. One-touch QuickScan on the receiver searches for an open frequency, so setting up for a talk, lesson or service takes very little technical knowledge. Shure specifies a working range of up to ninety-one metres line of sight, although real-world range depends on the venue and on radio interference. The bodypack runs for up to fourteen hours on a pair of alkaline AA batteries and offers twenty-six decibels of gain adjustment. The BLX4 provides both a balanced XLR output and a quarter-inch jack output for connecting to a mixer, powered speaker or PA system. This K3E version operates between six hundred and six and six hundred and thirty megahertz; in the United Kingdom this band generally requires an Ofcom wireless microphone licence.
Sennheiser
Sennheiser XSW 1-835-GB Wireless Handheld Microphone Set
Single handheld set with dynamic cardioid e835 capsule
The Sennheiser XSW 1-835-GB is a single-handheld wireless vocal microphone set comprising an SKM 835 XSW transmitter with the dynamic cardioid e 835 capsule and an EM XSW 1 receiver. This is the GB variant, manufacturer item 507120, operating across the 606 to 630 MHz tuning range; it is not the E-band system or the dual-handheld set. The receiver uses antenna-switching diversity with integrated antennas and provides balanced XLR and unbalanced quarter-inch jack audio outputs. Automatic frequency scanning and transmitter synchronisation help establish a suitable operating channel, but frequency selection must still meet local spectrum requirements. The set includes one microphone rather than a headset or lavalier system. UK use requires the appropriate wireless-microphone licence and an authorised frequency; the full tuning range must not be treated as universally licence-free or available at every venue. Scan includes conflicting generic frequency and distortion text elsewhere on its page, so this description uses the exact GB item identity and manufacturer-grounded system features rather than repeating the unrelated specifications.
Hollyland
Hollyland LARK MAX Duo Wireless Microphone Combo — Black
Original LARK MAX black Duo: two transmitters and one receiver
The original Hollyland LARK MAX Duo is a black wireless microphone system for recording two contributors, supplied with two transmitters, one receiver and a charging case. It uses 2.4 GHz digital wireless transmission and supports a two-transmitter recording setup. Each transmitter includes eight gigabytes of internal storage for local backup recording in 48 kHz, 24-bit WAV format, with the manufacturer advertising up to fourteen hours of stored recordings. Environmental noise cancellation can be selected for appropriate recording conditions, while the receiver touchscreen provides access to system settings. Hollyland specifies a maximum transmission distance of 250 metres under line-of-sight conditions; this is not a guaranteed working distance through walls or in every radio environment. The charging case accommodates the transmitters and receiver between sessions. This listing is the original LARK MAX Duo, not the newer LARK MAX 2 or a four-person MAX 2 package. Local backup recording is a feature, not a guarantee against lost content. No built-in XLR connection or unsupported adapter compatibility is promised.