+ Versatile use thanks to handy accessory bundle. They have a good response, they operate in the G frequency range 566-608 MHz. The menus are user-friendly too and they have slightly more on-board controls than less expensive models.Ī wide range of accessories is provided as part of the system package so they will be adaptable to the majority of needs. It has 1680 tuneable ultra-high frequencies as well as a bank of a dozen compatible frequencies which can be auto-scanned between for increased ease of use. The mic is technologically enhanced to respond to spoken word and cancel any unwanted background interference.

It has been designed for field operation and provides professional quality audio for interviews and reporting. Next up we have some hot handheld competition from Sennheiser another industry giant, which at first glance may seem alarmingly a little pricier (more than double in fact) but it is for a complete system as opposed to just a microphone and pick-up. It has a pneumatic shock mount system to reduce handling noise and a great frequency response of between 50-15 000 Hz The wireless technology is centered-around Shure's patented proprietary Audio Reference Companding which creates new horizons in terms of the sound limitation of conventional wireless tech. They have matching frequency presets to pair more easily. This is a handheld wirelessly transmitted version of the ever-popular SM58 it is made for use with one of Shure's rugged and innovative SLX Wireless systems. It also features a built-in spherical filter which automatically minimizes harsh plosive sounds. It has a heavy duty build is well-manufactured and has a steel mesh grille to protect it from the hard knocks it could be exposed to during transit. It is a cardioid mic which means it picks up noise uni-directionally, this pickup pattern means directional vocals are easy to isolate from background noise. Its excellent response is tailored to live vocal use. The original SM58 is one of the most notorious go to professional level microphones, a world standard and arguably one of the best. First up we have something super from the experts at Shure.

Wireless microphone frequency bands