Shure WA615M Colored Handheld Transmitter ID Rings for T, UT, LX, ULX, UC (One Each: Blue, Red, Yellow, White, Orange)

$ 13.00

Score By Feature

Based on 142 ratings

Giftable

9.08

Customer service

8.65

Packaging

8.74

Delivery

9.20

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Product Description

The ID rings come in colors for Shure handheld microphones. The Shure wireless handheld transmitter is compatible with this product.

WA615M is the model number for the Shure brand

42406117890 is the UPC code for this item.

Questions & Answers

Can these be used with ?

Hey Justin /Thanks, Hugh /I do agree / Yes, Justin

Would this work on the SM58 wired mics?

The new SM58 wireless battery covers are specifically designed for them to fit over the cover. When I tried installing the software on an older wireless Sm58, the program disappeared. No one was able to use them.

How did you make this? What are the materials used?

A rubber-like material

Can you help me find color IDs that will work with Glxd2 58a beta? Would anyone be so kind as to assist me?

It is great that the colored rings work

Selected User Reviews For Shure WA615M Colored Handheld Transmitter ID Rings for T, UT, LX, ULX, UC (One Each: Blue, Red, Yellow, White, Orange)

I love it

5/5

Adjusted them until they I love it. To use with my INNOPOW mics, I ordered these. The first time I tried them on, I was sad because they didn't It was obvious these were for SHURE, but I still hoped they would work. In the end, I was able to trim it with small scissors and place it between the battery and It looks as if they're all.

Legacy Kaufman

| Jan 20, 2021

It is a great way to identify mics

5/5

Usually, we tape our mics with different colors to identify them. Every now and then the tape needs to be changed. I'm happy that I found the rings with colored spots. Their easy installation makes them easy to see, and the colours are bright. It would be nice if they offered more colors. It isn't unusual to see people using more than five microphones.

Morgan Lamb

| Apr 07, 2021

I found it a bit constrictive, but in the end it was It's great that these rings are used, but when they are used on the microphone, they make it quite difficult to screw on the battery cup

4/5

It is possible that a little trim with a razor could fix the problem, but I have not tried it In general, I am glad to now have more recognizable mics on stage.

Drew Myers

| Jan 11, 2021

It is of good quality

5/5

I don't think there is much to say about Basically, they are just plastic rings that go on the bottom of your microphone to help you identify it. They are good quality, and they do what they are meant.

Marie Sparks

| Jan 13, 2021

Their effectiveness has been proven

3/5

To cover the lower part of the microphones, we bought Shure brand caps for them An orange-colored container was replaced with a green container. I don't like that they aren't the same color. Since the bands sit in the middle of the mic, where people tend to hold it, we removed that lip and made the band visible by sliding it up to the top. Hopefully we can find a way to turn that orange one into a green one!.

Hassan Parrish

| May 07, 2021

The software works great

5/5

I wish there were more colors available. The software works great. I wish there were more colors available. It is not uncommon for me to use up to eight mics. It would be nice if they added green and It is purple.

River Bray

| Jun 06, 2021

It's perfect

5/5

I really love it!.

Alexa McKnight

| Jul 27, 2021

I wouldn't recommend it for PGX It will take about 2 minutes to speak

3/5

Our Sure PGX did not work This is a two-mic setup. Ultimately, it didn't look very good. I warmed the band to stretch it, but I didn't like the way it looked.