*** Check out all of the Shure Digital Wireless options at this link amzn.to/2HlBeoN - there's something for every budget. (This is an affiliate link, which helps support the channel at no cost to you, thanks for the help!)
I really like these units. The ones at the church where I work are 600 MHz and are being phased out shortly. On the bright side we are replacing them with several Axient units! Very much looking forward to the video on WWB!
Is a used U4D or UR4D outdated here in 2022 and beyond if it is in the 500Mhz range in America? Would it be best to go with a modern wireless mic system like a Sennheiser or Shure SLX/QLX pair?
Hey, I answered your question directly in the latest video. Trying out a new format to get more folks helping with opinions in the comments. Here's the video, thanks again for the message - th-cam.com/video/kHwAXXc3QbY/w-d-xo.html
Excellent video!! I know this is an analogue system, but how is it compare to a qlxd digital system in terms of the sound quality? Is it close to how the wired mic sound? TIA.
I don’t believe so unfortunately - service.shure.com/Service/s/article/axient-transmitter-with-non-axient-receiver?language=en_US&_gl=1*o36sze*_ga*ODA4ODEwODE5LjE2NDcwOTU1MTA.*_ga_DB3CR9SF0C*MTY0NzA5NTUwOS4xLjAuMTY0NzA5NTUwOS42MA..&_ga=2.109795779.737955045.1647095510-808810819.1647095510
My campus has these little guys everywhere, so we could just transfer equipment between venues without needing to rerack everything. It's going to be sad when we need to spec out a new venue and can't use the UR4D anymore. Robust, reliable, and easy to use. I haven't tried the new Axients yet, how do they look? Are they the same rugid and reliable workmanship that we expect from Shure?
Where are you located? If it's North America, I would not buy these, even for as little as $300, it's going to be frustrating to use them legally going forward.
Pmla Audio There is a lot going on in those, do you know exactly which parts you need already? Some will be standard off the shelf components you can get easily, but if you’re looking for shure parts or whole boards, it will be a different story. Let me know what you’ve got going on.
@@DcSoundOp I have a feeling it is a off the shelf component I just started learning electronics in school so I can’t even identity the part I have a picture of the part and the name on the part 481 100 63E is printed on the top of the part
christothegreat1 I’d love to, just got to get a hold of a set. Every time I’ve used them has been on cross rental & they get sent back ASAP as they always seem to be needed on another show right away.
The name of the series is 'Axient Digital' ... that's what the AD in the model number stands for AD4D or AD4Q. Thanks for watching & reaching out, hope you enjoyed the video!
*** Check out all of the Shure Digital Wireless options at this link amzn.to/2HlBeoN - there's something for every budget. (This is an affiliate link, which helps support the channel at no cost to you, thanks for the help!)
I really like these units. The ones at the church where I work are 600 MHz and are being phased out shortly. On the bright side we are replacing them with several Axient units! Very much looking forward to the video on WWB!
Hello there! can i use SLX4 Wireless ReceiverL4E freq 638-698 Mhz with axt200 transmitter L3E freq 638-698 Mhz?
@@clmedia6971 Doesn't seem so. Shure has a compatability chart and those don't look to be compatible. You can always email them and ask though.
You may have missed something. In '78 or '79 I worked with a national act that had Shure wireless for a few shows. Perhaps they were early Beta units.
awesome video! still use the UR4D's on corporate gigs all the time!
I still have a system of UR4D in rotation, although I’ve largely moved on to ULXD for most of my rigs. Great dependable set of RF!
The ULXD are really nice, including Dante on those was a brilliant move.
But which one is better and which one is the most expensive
a proper tribute to this workhorse!
Is a used U4D or UR4D outdated here in 2022 and beyond if it is in the 500Mhz range in America? Would it be best to go with a modern wireless mic system like a Sennheiser or Shure SLX/QLX pair?
Hey, I answered your question directly in the latest video. Trying out a new format to get more folks helping with opinions in the comments. Here's the video, thanks again for the message - th-cam.com/video/kHwAXXc3QbY/w-d-xo.html
@@DcSoundOp wow. Thank you sir! No one has dealt with this topic from what I’ve seen …
Excellent video!! I know this is an analogue system, but how is it compare to a qlxd digital system in terms of the sound quality? Is it close to how the wired mic sound? TIA.
great video man. Always top notch production. Should have way for views/subscribers!
Thanks Alex!
Hello there! can i use SLX4 Wireless ReceiverL4E freq 638-698 Mhz with axt200 transmitter L3E freq 638-698 Mhz?
I don’t believe so unfortunately - service.shure.com/Service/s/article/axient-transmitter-with-non-axient-receiver?language=en_US&_gl=1*o36sze*_ga*ODA4ODEwODE5LjE2NDcwOTU1MTA.*_ga_DB3CR9SF0C*MTY0NzA5NTUwOS4xLjAuMTY0NzA5NTUwOS42MA..&_ga=2.109795779.737955045.1647095510-808810819.1647095510
My campus has these little guys everywhere, so we could just transfer equipment between venues without needing to rerack everything. It's going to be sad when we need to spec out a new venue and can't use the UR4D anymore. Robust, reliable, and easy to use.
I haven't tried the new Axients yet, how do they look? Are they the same rugid and reliable workmanship that we expect from Shure?
The Axient stuff is pretty damn impressive. I'll be using them more in the coming weeks and months and I'm looking forward to seeing how they compare.
Retired my uhf-r rack too recently due to 600Mhz. I got all Axient now
I am looking to purchase 2 UR4D J5 Band transmitter. I have the receiver and need replacing sticks
Question for the video creator or anyone who knows: did the Shure UR4D system or its software have EQ possibilities?
Other than swapping capsules for a specific job, there was no EQ built into these systems. Thanks for the great question.
I still rock these today
They are great wireless units still! I hope you're able to keep using them for many years to come. Thanks for the message Brian.
I think that uhf-r is better than QLXD.
Great Video. Thank you
Thanks Scott, I appreciate the feedback!
The psm1000 has held up for as long but now needs to be replaced by newer better technology
Great video
A friend of mine is looking to sell me these for $300 bucks. But it looks as if I won’t be able to use them long. Opinions? Oh, for mobile DJ’n
Where are you located? If it's North America, I would not buy these, even for as little as $300, it's going to be frustrating to use them legally going forward.
@@DcSoundOp do you know where I could buy replacement parts? one of my receivers has some blown electronic parts that I think just need to be replaced
Pmla Audio There is a lot going on in those, do you know exactly which parts you need already? Some will be standard off the shelf components you can get easily, but if you’re looking for shure parts or whole boards, it will be a different story. Let me know what you’ve got going on.
@@DcSoundOp I have a feeling it is a off the shelf component I just started learning electronics in school so I can’t even identity the part I have a picture of the part and the name on the part 481 100 63E is printed on the top of the part
Pmla Audio send me the photo & any info you have to info@dcsoundop.com & I’ll see what I can find for you.
Do one on the psm1000
christothegreat1 I’d love to, just got to get a hold of a set. Every time I’ve used them has been on cross rental & they get sent back ASAP as they always seem to be needed on another show right away.
Pretty sure axient isn't digial. ULXD Is
The name of the series is 'Axient Digital' ... that's what the AD in the model number stands for AD4D or AD4Q.
Thanks for watching & reaching out, hope you enjoyed the video!