Shure SLXD15 G59
special offer
Thomann Live Days 2026
From 12.05.2026 up to and including 02.06.2026 this product is available at an especially attractive price.
Digital Mobile wireless System with a Pocket Transmitter
- Set comprises 1x Shure SLXD5 receiver and 1x SLXD1 transmitter
- Frequency range: G59 (470–514 MHz)
- Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
- Switchable transmission power: 1/10 mW
- Dynamic range: 118 dB
- Up to 44 MHz switching bandwidth
- Audio quality: 24-bit/48 kHz (digital)
- OLED display for showing key system functions
- Scan and Sync function for quick and easy frequency setup
- Up to 32 channels per frequency band
- Up to 12 compatible channels per 8 MHz band
- Up to 8 hours of battery life with 2 AA batteries or the Shure SB903 rechargeable battery (Art.499632, sold separately)
- Connection: 4-pin TQG (transmitter), 3.5 mm TRS mini-jack (receiver)
- External charging contacts
- Receiver dimensions (H x W x D): 107 x 68 x 26 mm
- Transmitter dimensions (H x W x D): 98 x 68 x 26 mm
- Receiver weight: 182 g
- Transmitter weight: 89 g
- Includes 1x WA311 cold shoe adapter, 4x AA alkaline batteries and 1x zip-up carry case
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Available since May 2026
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Item number 643372
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Transmitting System Digital
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Wireless Channels 1
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Handheld Transmitter 0
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Pocket Transmitter 1
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Microphone Plug Transmitter 1
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Multi Channel No
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Microphone Type Microphone Plug Transmitter
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Transmitter Input 4pol TQG
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Frequency 470 MHz – 514 MHz
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Diversity Yes
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Power Transmitter 2x AA
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Hot Shoe Adaptor Yes
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Receiver Width in mm 68 mm
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Receiver Height in mm 107
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Receiver Depth in mm 26 mm
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Receiver Weight in kg 0,182 kg
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Power Receiver 2x AA
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Transmitting Power in mW 30
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Selectable Frequencies 384
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Switching Bandwidth in MHz 44 MHz
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Frequency Display Yes
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Frequency Scan Yes
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Removable Antenna No
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Battery Status Monitor Yes
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Output 3,5mm TRS
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Charging System Optional
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Information on the supported frequency ranges
Here you can see which frequencies are supported by this wireless system and the countries in which these frequencies are allowed in the future for wireless applications.
