This tan Shure UL4 UniPlex is a cardioid subminiature lavalier microphone equipped with a TA4F connector for compatible Shure wireless bodypack transmitters. Tailored specifically for speech, this professional microphone delivers superb directional capture of your voice for presentations, conferences, education, broadcast, and more.

The UL4 UniPlex features a 5mm subminiature capsule for unobtrusive placement on camera. With its directional pickup pattern, the mic offers high gain before feedback, making it well suited for speech at events with loud sound reinforcement. The thin, 1.6mm Shure Plex cable features a dual-redundant ground that serves as secondary shield, giving it added protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and unprecedented durability. The fully paintable cable is immune to memory effect and kinks.

For Speech and Presentation    Cardioid Polar Pattern    TA4F Connector for Shure Transmitter    Unobtrusive 5mm Subminiature Capsule    1.6mm Shure Plex Cable    Snap-Fit Windscreen, Single Tie Clip    Carrying Case

• Directional capture of voice for presentations, conferences, education, broadcast, and more
• MEMS capsule with cardioid polar pattern
• Use with Shure TA4F bodypack transmitter
• 40 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response
• 130 dB maximum SPL
• Unobtrusive 5mm miniature capsule
• Thin, 1.6mm Shure Plex cable with secondary shield for protection from EMI and durability
• Cable is immune to memory effect and kinks
• Fully paintable cable with typical theater paints, pens, and polishes
• Includes a snap-fit foam windscreen that holds tightly in place
• Includes tie clip
• Includes carrying case
• Tan, with TA4F connector

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with a Countryman mic?

A: Yes - if the Countryman mic is connector specific for a Shure TA4F connector:

Q: 2. what frequency does this transmit at?thanks

A: The UBP800 is designed to work with the Bogen UDMS800 wireless mic system which operates within 470 MHz-490 MHz

Q: 3. Does this come with a charging base?

A: No, charging stations are sold separately.

Q: 4. Can I mute mic from the body pack?

A: No, the transmitter does not have a mute switch.

Q: 5. What Receiver works with this unit?

A: The Shure MXW1 Hybrid Bodypack Transmitter with Microphone (Z10: 1920 to 1930 MHz) is designed to integrate into a larger "networked" audio system and uses transceivers from Shure's MXW line such as the Shure MXWAPT2 2-Channel Access Point Transceiver (BH #SHMXWAPT2Z10) to communicate with the larger system. The MXWAPT2 feeds a unit such as the Shure MXWANI4 4-Channel Audio Network Interface (BH #SHMXWANI4) for further system integration.

Q: 6. This says "antenna diversity" so how does that compare to true diversity?

A: The Shure BLX188/CVL Dual-Channel Wireless Cardioid Lavalier Microphone System only specifies "microprocessor-controlled internal antenna diversity" but does not get more specific on the type of diversity implemented. This article provides a good explanation of the differences in diversity types: https://bit.ly/3J80yOw

Q: 7. Am I able to record audio to be used for video with this system, or is this strictly for presenters? I'm looking for a mic system that would work for both.

A: This will work for both presenter and camera and will output two diferent levels. The XLR outputs mic level and the 1/4" outputs instrument level. If using with a camera you may need to adapt the XLR to 3.5mm with this https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/387850-REG/Rode_VXLR_VXLR_Mono_Mini_Jack.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 8. Is the mic head of Shure BLX188 Wireless Cardioid Lavalier Mic adjustable to the position of the source of sound? Will the mic capture the sound when the speaker turns the head sideway?

A: The lapel microphones in the Shure BLX188/CVL Dual-Channel Wireless Cardioid Lavalier Microphone System feature a directional (although wide) cardioid pickup pattern. When clipped to the collar, they should capture the speaker's voice in most orientations when the lapel microphone is oriented in an upward position, although perhaps to a lesser effect if the speaker turns their head.

Q: 9. What is the length of the cable?

A: The cable length is 2m (6.6')

Q: 10. is any of the three available frequency bands less vulnerable to interference? I want to use them in a deposition setting that changes from day to day from high end conference rooms to witnesses homes.

A: I can't speak to the 3 different band versions, but I can say that each version has a wide array of sub-bands you can choose from. Further more, the receiver has a function where you can have it select the sub-band with the least amount of interference -- it scans every band and then sets itself to the cleanest one. You then just set the transmitter to match. It has worked very well for me.