The MXW2 Handheld Transmitter with SM86 Microphone Capsule from Shure is a bi-directional handheld transmitter designed to be used with the Microflex wireless conference system. It features an interchangeable SM86 microphone capsule. The handheld transmitter has dual transmit antennas to provide additional transmission strength, depending on hand placement. The MXW2 is capable of a range of operation of up to 160-feet. Its built-in rechargeable battery can provide up to 15 hours of use.

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• Dual transmit antennas: Maximizes transmission strength depending on hand placement

• Bi-directional wireless: Enables real time remote control of all wireless microphone settings

• Programmable mute button: Customize local or remote muting behavior per application, with options including push-to talk, push-to-mute, and external control

• Standby mode: Enabled remotely during breaks or periods of inactivity to significantly extend battery life when not in use

• Wide working range: Reliable wireless coverage extends up to 160 feet (50 meters)

• Range warning alert: Emits beeping sound when range limit is exceeded

• Easy transmitter linking: Assign the microphone to an Access Point channel by simply docking it into a Networked Charging Station and pressing "link"

• Encrypted wireless: AES 256-bit encryption for secure transmission

• Advanced Li-ion batteries: Smart lithium-ion internal batteries provide up to 9 hours of continuous use, charge to full in 2 hours, and enable remote monitoring over the network of remaining runtime and charge status in hours and minutes

• USB charging: Connects to any standard USB power source for "always on" usage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this hand held mic connect to J10 receiver?

A: Yes, the Shure BLX2/B58 Handheld Wireless Microphone Transmitter with Beta 58A Capsule (J11: 596 to 616 MHz) can be used with an existing J10 BLX receiver. The following link from Shure specifies overlapping compatible frequencies between the two ranges and provides further details: https://bit.ly/3s9zDLr

Q: 2. is it ok to use with GLX-D? I have GLX-D/SM58

A: Yes it is compatible. Screws right on.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Shure ULXP4 receiver?

A: No, the BLX2 transmitter will not be compatible with the ULXP4 receiver.

Q: 4. Does this have a mute button?. If not how do you mute it ?

A: This QLXD SM58 does not have a mute button. It would need to be muted by the sound person at the board.

Q: 5. My receiver is a J50 unit. With the J50A be the correct transmitter?

A: Yes, you can use the QLXD2/B87A-J50A transmitter with your QLX-D-J50 or ULX-D-J50 receiver. The FCC recently changed regulations for the frequency band above 616 MHz. This range is no longer available for use by wireless microphones and is now designated for use with broadband. Due to these changes, Shure has discontinued the J50 band (572 to 636 MHz) and replaced it with the J50A band (572 to 608 + 614 to 616 MHz), which covers much of the same bandwidth as J50. Older QLX-D and ULX-D components that operate on the J50 band can be used with newer components operating on the J50A band.

Q: 6. We have 2 BLX4/SM52 systems, with the frequency range of 584-608. We need a replacement mic. I see that the receiver range is now divided between 2 mic bands, H11:572-596 and J11:596-616. Does it matter which band mic I get?

A: As long as both the Shure BLX4 Wireless Receiver and the Shure BLX2/SM58 Handheld Wireless Microphone Transmitter with SM58 Capsule are tuned to the same frequency, the transmitter and receiver will be able to communicate together. So for a BLX4 Receiver with a frequency band of 584 to 608 MHz, you can use a BLX2/SM58 Transmitter that operates on the H11 band of 572 to 596 MHz or a BLX2/SM58 Transmitter that operates on the J11 band 596 to 616 MHz.

Q: 7. Please advice which SD cards work with the PXW-X180 Sony video camera

A: Any current class 10 SD would work. For the work this camera is supposed to do, I would recomend this kind of card, Sony 64GB Ultra-High Durability Professional SDXC UHS-I Memory Card (Class 10) B&H # SOPSD64GB.

Q: 8. Can I use it for my glxd4 z2 beta 87a?

A: The microphone capsules on the GLXD2 Handheld transmitters are fully integrated (hard-wired into the transmitter) so if you are looking to switch out your current mic capsule for another, this is not possible in the GLXD Series. Your only option in that case would be to purchase another GLXD2 transmitter all together, which can in turn be used with your existing GLXD4 receiver. If you might be looking to replace the capsule because you believe it may be defective, then it is best to seek repair under warranty from Shure (additional details regarding warranty coverage and procedure for return can be found on a href= http://Shure.com target= _blank Shure.com/a).

Q: 9. IS THIS COMPATIBLE WITH THE Shure SLXD24? thanks!

A: Yes, the Shure RPW120 Beta 87A Supercardioid Condenser Capsule for Handheld Transmitter is compatible for use with the Shure SLXD2 Digital Wireless Handheld Microphone Transmitter included with the Shure SLXD24 Digital Wireless Microphone System.

Q: 10. i have same receiver with 2 mics that comes with it already. if I buy a third mic, would it be able to work with same receiver?

A: The number of microphones that a specific Shure BLX receiver can communicate with at one time is limited by the number of audio channels on the receiver. Shure offers single and dual-channel receivers in their BLX line, but does not offer a model that will receive signal from three Shure BLX2/PG58 Handheld Wireless Microphone Transmitters with PG58 Capsule at one time.