Shure UHF-R 8-way wireless lavalier mic system
£240.00 plus VAT per day
Our Shure UHF-R 8-channel wireless lavalier mic systems are supplied with ultra-compact Shure UR1M transmitters and high-quality DPA SC4060 omni-directional lavalier microphones (also known as tie-clip or lapel mics).
Our Shure UHF-R 8-channel wireless lavalier mic systems are supplied with ultra-compact Shure UR1M transmitters and high-quality DPA SC4060 omni-directional lavalier microphones (also known as tie-clip or lapel mics).
Shure UHF-R® Wireless Microphone Systems master the high pressure and extreme conditions of any large-scale touring or installations environment while delivering uncompromising Shure sound. Rock-solid engineering, the latest technology, and unparalleled RF performance provide sound professionals with all the features and flexibility they need to tightly control up to 108 systems for the most elaborate productions.
Weighing only 62g without batteries, the Shure UR1M Micro-Bodypack Transmitter is the most compact bodypack available from Shure. It works with headworn, lavalier, and instrument microphones and cables. Its removable antenna provides additional flexibility, and a threaded connector securely locks microphone or instrument cables. Other advanced features include a multi-function bit-mapped LCD, frequency and power lockout and infrared automatic transmitter sync. The UR1M can be used continuously for up to 9 hours using 3 x AAA lithium batteries.
Our Shure UHF-R 8-channel wireless lavalier mic systems include the following components:
4 x Shure UR4D+ dual-channel wireless receiver
8 x Shure UR1M wireless transmitter
8 x DPA SC-4060BM omni-directional lavalier mic
2 x twig antennae (optional UA870WB active directional antennae with 5m BNC cables)
6 x BNC links to cascade between UR4D+ units
Our Shure UHF-R systems are in Band K4E, covering the frequency range 606 – 666 MHz (Channels 38 – 45) and can operate on up to 10 simultaneous frequencies in Channel 38 without intermodulation. Additional systems may require a Fixed Site License which can be obtained from OFCOM.