Shure SLXD14+E G65

Digital 1-Channel UHF Wireless System

Consists of an SLXD4+ receiver and a bodypack transmitter with TA4M connector
Frequency range: 470 – 606 Hz
Audio transmission: 24 Bit / 48 kHz
Dynamic range: >118 dB
Switching bandwidth: 136 MHz
Switchable transmitting power: 1 mW/ 10 mW
Up to 14 simultaneous systems in 8 MHz TV bands
Up to 11 simultaneous systems in 6 MHz TV bands
Automatic setup and pairing
ShowLink Ease enables remote control and management of the transmission parameters of paired devices
Integrated Shure Digital Feedback Reducer software
XLR/Jack out
AES-256 encryption
Transmitter powered by 1.5 V AA batteries, providing up to 8 hours of operation
Also available with the optional SB903 Li-ion battery (not included)
Weight: 900 g (receiver), 89 g (pocket transmitter)
Includes 19" mounting accessories, WA305 instrument cable, power supply unit, 1/4 lambda antennas, carrying pouch and AA batteries.

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Available since February 2026
Item number 635746
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Guitar Channels 1
Transmission Format Digital
Frequency 470 MHz – 606 MHz
Transmitter Type Pocket Transmitter
Receiver Type Stationary
Mountable Antenna BNC
Charging System Optional
Integrated Battery No
Dante No
Diversity Yes
Usable Frequencies 32
Switching bandwidth in MHz 138 MHz
Frequency Display Yes
Automatic Frequency Search Yes
Network Connection Yes
Battery Status Display Yes
Transmitter battery powered Optional
Output XLR
Receiver Width in mm 197 mm
Receiver Height in mm 42 mm
Receiver Depth in mm 152 mm
Rackkit Yes
Receiver Weight in kg 0,9 kg

3.049 AED 713,45 €

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Information on the supported frequency ranges

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