Shure ULX2/BETA87C émetteur main M2

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Shure Beta. Does this name ring a bell? The Shure Beta series is Shure's best live series and this can clearly be heard in the results! The optimised frequency range ensures, in combination with the condenser diaphragm, that you are provided with a great reproduction of all vocals! The high-quality components that are built into the solid, metal housing will stay in place, while they are well protected against outside influences. The pneumatic suspension system does not only protect the microphone, it also prevents handling noise from being picked up. The built-in pop filter ensures a reduction of wind and breathing noises and the cardioid pickup pattern ensures an attenuation of feedback; all that remains is the clear and warm sound of your vocals!

Shure's ULX series distinguishes itself in a few ways. Different settings can be locked, for instance, but there is more! Before your sound can be wirelessly transferred, the signal first needs to be compressed. Compressing the signal can lead to damage, however, as it also needs to be decompressed at the receiving end. Luckily, the ULX series has a more efficient way of compressing and decompressing the signal and therefore there is less signal loss. This results in a higher sound quality! With the SLX series, you can use 12 systems simultaneously, but with the ULX series there is no limit! This makes the ULXP4 a great player that is used enthusiastically by sound technicians for live applications as well as for fixed installations!

The difference between the Beta 87A and 87C can be found in the pickup pattern: the Beta 87A has a super-cardioid pickup pattern, whereas the 87C has a cardioid pattern. The 87A will suffer less feedback, but the user will have to sing straight into the microphone as sound from the sides is not picked up. The 87C does not require such expertise, but it is a little more sensitive to feedback.