Building ULTIMATE Wireless PA System | Shure SLXD5 & EV Everse 8

Testing the UHF signal range of the ‪@shure‬ 's newly released SLXD5 receiver unit.
Powered entirely by the built-in battery of ‪@ElectroVoiceOfficial‬ Everse 8's
The SLXD series stands out from other wireless kits operating on 2.4 & 5.8 GHz frequencies as it experiences no interference in Wi-Fi crowded areas.
[Gear used]
EV Everse 8 - gsus4.com.au/products/ev-ever...
Shure SLXD15 (Handheld & Receiver) - gsus4.com.au/products/shure-s...
Shure SLXD5 Power Supply Unit - gsus4.com.au/products/shure-s...

[@djmenaceonline]

Great vid. How did you mount the receiver on the Everse 8 for the distance test?

[@gsus4co]

3M Dual Lock! Velcro also works :-)

[@DJJASProductions]

You made it hard on yourself. I use the same system, but using the USBC on the Everse. It''s a way cleaner setup.

[@gsus4co]

Nice! We thought saving the USB-c port might be also useful for other gears like mobile phones just in case!

[@DJJASProductions]

@@gsus4co I would not recommend charing a phone on the Everse. It will drain the battery much faster. Just use the USB connection for a simple yet effective setup.