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Fantastic video explanation. I have the SLXD and QLXD. The SLXD is a wonderful mic. Glad to hear that in a video

Great work ! For this type of "small roundtable" configuration, I think some little boxes like 8" or some column type loudspeaker like LD Maui would fit better.There is a white versione of Maui system, which is perfect for corporate gigs. For your HF mics, on such a small event, i wouldn't even bother making frequency coordination on WW and external antenna. Especially with Axient Digital, you can just use the two passive antennas and do a group scan it work's great.

Thank you for sharing this video very inspiring. I hope nothing but good beginning and good outcomes and thank you for sharing your process for loading your equipment one day. I hope I do the same as what you’re doing but for right now I’m using my truck.

solid video! any reason for leaving the axients?

Nice setup. Zlx12p model you using?

No AD2?

Where is glxd?

Would your back safer storing cables in crates instead of these heavy road cases?

Only thing left from the Sound Town caster board was the platform. Those home depot casters look awesome. I might make my own caster board out of something stiff and light.

Line Arrays much sleeker and easier to gig. Check out K-Array.

which you voltage energy's 127 or 220 v ??

I am a huge fan of Ultimate Support. I have used them for over thirty years. One thing to note about the TS-110BL - the air powered charge may fail, and that it not covered by the lifetime warranty. I have 6 of these, and one has failed, so the probability is low. The failed stand still works as a manual list stand thou. Thanks for the videos!

Axient ?

I was in for an upgrade of my 2 channel Samson analog system and looked at Shure SLXD and QLXD. But opted for the then new Sennheiser EW-DX. Many of the QLXD functions at an SLXD price point. And much more. Really like the network scan functionality with Bluetooth pairing. No more syncing issues in bright sunlight and holding the transmitters awkwardly in front of the receivers. Also the always on displays on the transmitters are really handy. I’m very happy with Sennheiser system (6 channels).

Hey Connor. Fellow audio engineer here. Love your videos brother. It’s a ton of work for gigs but the payoff is huge when sound is great and client is happy. Thanks for these awesome gig vlogs.

Thanks for posting these videos. We do a lot of weddings, corporates and set-ups for bands etc and it's great to see somebody doing very similar work, many miles away. Keep up the great work, and, once again, thanks for posting..

Your eye-contact with the camera is locked-in haha, I kinda want more camera angles. x] Great video! Thank you.

Sadly missing GLX

Shure is nice, but I've used Sennheiser EW for years and I've never had an issue. But I've always thought of trying out the Shure (since I use the GLXD wireless for guitar) This video is awesome! I've been debating getting the SLXD. Thanks!!!

I am rocking a Neumann KMS 105 with a Sennheiser SKP. Sounds magnificent.

Indeed, combined with a Mixing Station, it is a weapon :D

Kind of wish you would’ve mentioned the older GLXD and the issues they have. For anyone who has never used one, they are horrible. They are extremely range limited and their signal does not pass through obstacles well. You also have to constantly update firmware to make them relatively functional… on both mics and receivers. The axient wireless are expensive but have amazing interchangeability with other capsules (can run mics other then Shure) and will work perfectly every time.

Where’s the Shure Axient Digital system?

how did you set it up? a simple acces point or with a switch and router in your rack ?

Just Sub! Good stuff ! About the ULX-D , Dual and Quad Recever are Dante enable. I curently own 2 Quad system with Headsets and handheld. antena BIAS is for Active Paddle, you can use this system with both 1/2 waves or Active. if you ever want to Colab, let me know! 🤘🏻

Perfect timing, been looking at getting a SLXD system, and this answered a lot of my questions. Thanks!

Awesome video! Would have been nice to include the GLX-D though

Time for an axient video

we build systems with 40 channels of SLXD. Of course in different frequentie bands.

Great video! Just some thoughts, 20hz - 20khz sounds good on paper but most professional systems are shaving off significant portions of the upper and lower frequencies. In most cases the engineers just need 50hz - 16khz at most. Secondly, none of these systems including the Axient will ever ever be better sonically than a wired Beta58 or Nexadyne. Just something to keep in mind.

I have the BLX24r, and the SLX24, mic tone the SLX is smoother and a very even almost compressed response, tons of clarity without being harsh , very natural for speaking voice. The BLX sounds great it sounds like a Shure no complaints. But, the BLX in a ceremony crowd and or with overcast weather it drops in and out if the mic isn’t within like 15 feet from the receiver. A terrible experience . I have not had that issue with the SLX. No drop outs, tons of range. I really feel confident turning that on. One thing to note is it won’t sound or perform great if the speaker holds the mic at their belly and u gotta crank the volume to hear them (the worst lol) but if u know anything about mic handling it sounds so good I’m extremely happy with it. I can only imagine how good the more expensive models are. Love me some Shure mics 🙏🏽

GLX and PGX missing 😢

Awesome review! I got the QLX-D/SM58 setup recently, so far i love it! Really good build quality aswell.

Would suggest spending a bit more effort on discussing the difference in setup, particularly scan types and scan results distribution (networking). I share your concern with the QLXD segmented display but as you mentioned the RF and audio quality are similar. I'm personally preferrable to the ULXD system, but for a considerable price increase. For those interested, you can probably find the video demoing the ULXD high-density mode on TH-cam, where we showed members of the audio press how many transmitters can operate in a single band. An introduction to how each of these system work (or not) with Wireless Workbench for frequency coordination. Good job overall! Too bad the Axient system is pricey for the "average" user! :)

I just wished he would have changed transmitters from the BLX2 as he was speaking on the different systems. But this was a great comparison video. He definitely helped me make a decision on what unit type to choose for my church.

My company has 16 channels of Axient. It’s been amazing and has not had any issues. Just picked up the Nexadyne capsules for it

awesome content bro would appreciate if you can share how you connect your speakers

May i ask what is the speaker stand u are using?

It would be nice it the SLXD4 SM58 system included a mute button or mute switch on the handheld transmitter like its predecessor.

I had the BLX2 PG58 wireless microphone systems, now they are at the church I run sound at, we use it in the multi purpose room, they work well for the purposes that we need them for. I have the SLXD4 SM58 wireless system.

Been rocking 2 PGX-D digital systems (900mhz band) for a couple of years now, with sE Electronics V7 capsules on them. They've been rock-solid, but it looks like they've been discontinued. :(

This is a great comparison video! Looks like PGX didn't make the cut, though. I have two of the dual SLXD systems with SM58, and they've been rock solid. I'm getting ready to replace all of my Audio-Technica wireless mics that I use with headsets for a high school theatre with Shure SLXD + SLXD1, looking to run 16 mics at once. For the bang for your buck, SLXD is, in my opinion, a good option.

This has got to be one of the best comparisons of all of the Shure wireless models! I would like to see a follow up explanation of the different capsules. Thanks so much.

you forgot glx lol

Come along attachment inside the door would help with the wet ramp. Take longer to load but would help if you are by yourself.👍

You should look into investing into some Column array speakers for places like that. We have a powered pair and they have been great for small corners. Or if the client doesn't want to see big honking 12" PA speakers up front. But great job there you made it happen.

Bro I'm from Sri Lanka I like to learn sound system thanks bro I am waiting for this type of video very useful ❤😊😊😊