BLX and GLX-D: new series of analog and digital wireless microphones from Shure

Audio system manufacturer Shure, whose products are distributed in Spain and Portugal by Earpro, has developed the new wireless microphone series, analog and digital, BLX and GLX-D.

The new BLS and GLX-D wireless microphones from Shure, offer great digital audio functionality and clarity with easy setup and operation. These modern design systems, distributed in Spain and Portugal by Earpro, offer immediate start-up for music and event professionals at an affordable price.

BLX wireless series systems feature multiple receiver options (including one half rack) for fixed applications, as well as receiver configuration options. The BLX4 and BLX88 models, lightweight and ultra-portable, They are perfect for musicians who go from venue to venue; while BLX4R uses a durable half-rack chassis with detachable antennas and has everything needed for installation in an equipment rack.

As Erik Vaveris explains, category director of wireless products at Shure, “The idea behind the new BLX range is to provide a high-performance product, available to everyone. “BLX audio has been designed to match the sound quality of other higher-end, higher-priced Shure wireless systems and includes significant advancements for greater wireless stability.”.

BLX wireless microphones have a performance range of up to 91m and batteries with a range of up to 14 hours. Powered by two AA batteries, Systems are available with a wide range of bodypack and lapel transmitter configurations, and multiple handheld microphone options, lavalier, of instruments or diadem.

Shure GLX-D Digital Wireless Series Combines LinkFreq Technology (automatic frequency management), Smart lithium-ion batteries and robust construction. These systems operate in a frequency band of 2.4 GHz and are the first designed by Shure to offer optimized operation with the automatic frequency management system, that analyzes the RF spectrum, identifies the best available frequencies and, automatically, sends the frequencies to the transmitter and receiver.

In case of RF interference, GLX-D transmitter and receiver would move together to clean frequencies, without interrupting the audio signal. They feature traditional bodypack and handheld transmitter configurations and include voice systems., headbands and presenters, as well as a new guitar pedal option (GLXD6) with an integrated tuner, that easily attaches to any pedalboard.

Each of the GLX-D transmitters is powered by intelligent lithium-ion batteries for up to sixteen hours of continuous use on a full charge., which can work during 10,000 hours, the equivalent of 2.500 AA batteries, which represents significant cost savings.

Besides, They have a wide variety of food options, including USB connections. The GLXD4 standard receiver has an LCD display, detailing the level of the batteries, in hours and minutes.