Shure PGXD14 Digital Wireless System for Guitar/Bass
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In my opinion, I do not. There is only one channel output, so I believe it will be a mic and an instrument at the same time.
The in ear monitors need a separate transmitter and receiver, but you may use a receiver as well.
The answer is yes. Also works with bass or guitar. It works with active or passive systems. Uses the 'fex package. You'll love it if you figure out a good battery schedule for the transmitter! A transmitter's (instrument unit's) batteries die quickly and without notice. Even so, it doesn't use a lot of battery. I am quite pleased with the battery life and the ease of changing the batteries.
One input and one output are provided by the transmitter. In this way, it can be used on only one instrument at a time. It can, however, be switched quickly between two instruments, with no additional "setup" needed other than plugging the receiver into the appropriate amplifier. In addition, since the unit is only compatible with one channel, it would be impossible to combine two instruments. I suppose you could plug in a bass and guitar into a mixer and use the mono mixed signal from the sub out to transmit through a single channel in this case (I'll complicate this a bit). For such a setup to work you would need enough audio equipment at the receiver to manually filter out the bass through An even worse situation would be destroying the very purpose of wireless communications. In my opinion. The following is my The unit should be purchased in pairs. It will be a good unit for you.
Selected User Reviews For Shure PGXD14 Digital Wireless System for Guitar/Bass
Neither our guitar player nor our bass player has any problems with interference because they each use their own wireless systems. I use an LTD Black Arrow as my main stage guitar and I use minimal effects, a Morley Wah, an EB volume/gain pedal, a Tube screamer, and a Digitech PS6 on the stage. Signals are never dropped or delayed, and the sound quality is fantastic. This is a great way to get started in the world of wireless, well worth the money. The receiver does feel a little cheap and light to me, but this won't be a problem during a show since nobody will be playing with this during the is able to do what was purchased for it.
Thanks for the great work! It works perfectly with an ATK 1200 active bass and does not cause any distortion. It can also be played on an upright bass with an active pickup. As it repeats the setup, it is easy to use. In case of a need to reset, it is easy to do. To ensure you follow the setup guide when you are working with competing signals, please see the setup guide. This seems to be a sturdy enough product. My transmitter is on my strap, so I can swap basses with ease.
I am very pleased with the battery life as well. The battery can run for more than 6 hours on just two AA batteries. It can be connected directly to an amp/monitor, as well as into a line out on an amp.
In order to replace an old X1 Wireless system that had started losing signal strength sporadically, I bought this new unit. It doesn't seem to sound any different than how the X1 did when it was new in terms of transparency or clarity. It seems like the battery life is better with this setup, I was able to use both units for a long time during my 4-year home warranty There may only be 25 percent battery left on the X1 at the end of the night, but the Shure still has plenty of reserve. So far, I've used it on two gigs and am happy with it.
A lapel mic was included in the original package. Usually, it has the shape of a As soon as Amazon discovered the problem, it corrected it. I recently noticed that another member of my band purchased a lower cost rechargeable wireless that works well for him for a lot Especially if you don't intend to go on a tour or are planning to use it a little, you might want to look into that.
My batteries haven't died yet, nor have I experienced dropouts. I've been using this for over two years and haven't had any issues with dropouts. There will be no let-up on our 3 hour shows with breaks. of the device is long and will not be hindered by I have never had a better wireless connection!.
Bass guitar user here, and this digital system is exceptional for bass guitar with a low end cutoff of 20Hz. After almost spending the few extra dollars for the new BLX system with extended audio range, I am glad I invested in this one. I would recommend it highly. In addition to an SM35, I'm also using this system As for the headset mic, it has the same excellent sound as the TQG.
As long as the receiver is in close proximity, it works well, but walking away results in a serious delay. There is a lack of instructions as well. The instructions don't mention how to fix this delay, but I hope there is a way to do it. My best guess is that I will return the book.
Tonight, I took advantage of it. - Followed the instructions for synchronization I love this product because it is so easy to use. As soon as you saw the green dots, it worked perfectly.
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