The P3T from Shure is a half-rack 24-bit digital audio wireless transmitter for the personal in ear monitoring system. It can be used in various environments to send 2 channels of audio to a bodypack receiver (sold separately), up to 300' away for applications such as live stage, theater, rehearsals, and more. It features audio reference companding to ensure transparent sound quality with no artifacts or dropouts. This rugged transmitter is built with easy front-panel controls, including the one-touch sync and input level knobs which are there to enable quick setup and easy operation. Furthermore, the rear-panel has balanced inputs and loop outputs that can provide versatile connectivity to other audio sources or other P3T units.

For Shure Personal Monitoring Systems    24-Bit Digital Audio    Up to 300' Transmission Range    One-Touch IR Sync & Input Level Knobs    Connect to Audio Sources or P3T Units

Up to 30mW output power (region dependent)

1/4" (6.3mm) TRS balanced inputs and loop outputs

24 MHz tuning range (region dependent)

High-contrast LCD menu with detailed L/R audio output meters

Detachable 1/4 wave antenna

External power supply

Selectable line/aux level

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many receivers can I run on this? Looking to do 6-8

A: The Shure P3T Wireless Transmitter for PSM300 (G20: 488-512 MHz) should easily accommodate 6-8 PSM3000 receivers, as long as they are tuned to the same channel and can receive the same audio signal.

Q: 2. Can multiple microphones be used on this device's one channel, and if so how many?

A: No, a single-channel receiver can be used with one transmitter/microphone at a time.

Q: 3. Hi, I intended to get AS950-4P2 for our Church's Worship Team, and would like to know whether I could add on additional 2 receivers for the said transmitter, will there be any problem when we use 6 receivers with 1 transmitter simultaneously? Thanks, James

A: Yes you can add additional receivers.

Q: 4. Do these support encryption from Axient or ULX-D transmitters?

A: No, the Shure P3RA Wireless Bodypack Receiver for PSM300 System is designed for use with the Shure P3T Transmitter. It will not receive audio or encryption from the Shure Axient or ULX-D series transmitters.

Q: 5. Does this receiver work with Shure SLX1 518-542MHz?

A: This receiver is the P3R. Designed to operate with the PSM300 monitoring system only . If you are interested in a portable receiver to operate with the SLX transmitters, the FP series receiver is compatible when purchased in the proper frequency range.

Q: 6. I am not sure if the H numbers strictly refer to the frequency range. Are any of these compatible with Shure PG88 Wireless Microphone Mic Receiver H7 536-548 ?

A: The use of "H9" in reference to the Shure BLX1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter (H9: 512 to 542 MHz) does indeed refer to the specified frequency range this transmitter operates on. The Shure PG88 receiver is from a discontinued product line and compatible transmitters do not appear to be available any longer unfortunately. Please contact our Pro Audio team via phone, chat, email, or in-store for assistance in choosing a new system.

Q: 7. Any way to find an adapter to allow this to be powered by AC?

A: There is no known battery eliminator/AC adapter option for use with the Shure P3RA Wireless Bodypack Receiver for PSM300 System. An alternative powering solution would be found in the Shure SB900B Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery for Bodypack Transmitters/Receivers (BH #SHSB900B): https://bhpho.to/3JPx5sT

Q: 8. is this operating frequency range a problem for the future FCC 600 MHz regulation?

A: Because this microphone is using mainly frequencies below the 600MHz band you should have no problems using this microphone.

Q: 9. How many of the Shure BLXR receivers can be on at the same time? Not per band, in total.

A: Hi Angelo. With all wireless systems this largely depends on location and your surrounding RF environment. I'd suggest you contact Shure Applications Engineering at (847) 600-8440 to discuss your situation in more detail.

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.