Shure ULXD4D Digital Wireless Mic Overview

Shure ULXD4 series Overview with SM58 capsule overview

[@andrewooleongwei3543]

have you tested how far is the transmitter can go in real life with stock antenna with clear line of sigh?

[@TimeCineBROADCAST]

Hello, do you have the link from where you bought?

[@sweettreeproductions2149]

We are dealer so we bought from Shure. Let us know if we can get you a good price on some.

[@allengallegos7238]

Why is that Red Overload led lit up? Is that okay?

[@FOHGeek]

It just mean that the RF signal is unnecessarily strong. Normally it won't affect sound quality based on the nature of digital transmission

[@susibrahmana1156]

JBL EON

[@maizesoft]

great, just a little expensive :)

[@sweettreeproductions2149]

They are right now with trade in of qualifying wirelesses you can get $500 off per channel. We can get you great prices as well. Send us a message if you ever need any gear to [e-mail]

[@pouncytaur]

They're sure worth it though.. There's nothing worse than being stuck with a glitchy mic system.

[@henriquemiranda5748]

I am confused, if it’s a digital system, how is it showing 470.000 so and so MHz , I don’t get it lol

[@sweettreeproductions2149]

The audio signal is converted form digital to analog if you use the xlr out. If you use Dante you stay digital the entire pathway.

[@MGort-bb8op]

The system uses radiofrequenty to communicate. That is no different than any other wireless radiofrequenty system. Analog uses FM or AM modulation to embedded the audio signal into "carrierwaves" its like dimming your houselight on the amplitude of the music you are playing.
Digital is just another way of using radio frequenties. No AM or FM modulation but packages (0 or 1). Quality will increase drasticly, but latency will increase also.

[@henriquemiranda5748]

Gotcha thanks

[@foodarts135]

Price please

[@joshmcclellan6118]

This video is unwatchable.

[@sweettreeproductions2149]

What do we need to do?

[@pattybarajas41]

Price ???

[@foodarts135]

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