The black SW-SH-SLX Sew-In Pac from Wireless Mic Belts is designed to custom fit Shure SLX1, PGXD1, and FP1 transmitters. It is used to conceal or camouflage your wireless mic transmitter for stage and screen purposes.

Strong, lightweight, athletic knit fabric panels can be sewn securely to any garment

Allows wireless placement in costumes without allowance for an elastic belt

Made with fabric-covered Neoprene which is durable, moisture resistant, latex-free, machine washable, and quick drying

Hook-and-loop closures secure the antenna and mic connectors in place while protecting wireless equipment from moisture

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use two bodypack with the same frequency (H10: 542 to 572 MHz) simultaneously on the BLX88 H10?

A: Two Shure BLX1-H10 Wireless Bodypack Transmitters can be used simultaneously with the Shure BLX88-H10 Dual-Channel Tabletop Wireless Receiver. Each channel on the receiver will automatically tune to a different frequency within the H10 frequency band (542 to 572 MHz) so both transmitters can be used at the same time.

Q: 2. Do these fit SLX-D wireless handheld? And can they be charged while in the microphone on the SBC203 dock?

A: Yes, the Shure SB903 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery is compatible for use with Shure SLX-D Wireless Transmitters. The battery can be charged while inside of the handheld transmitter when using a charging dock like the Shure SBC203 Dual-Docking Recharging Station for SB903 Batteries & SLX-D Transmitters (B&H # SHSBC203US).

Q: 3. 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: 4. Is this made up of two different length belts that velcro together? And/or is one an arm/thigh belt? Can the pouch fit a Sennheiser G3 transmitter?

A: Found this on Shure's site: QUESTION:What devices fit into the WA580 cloth pouch?ANSWER:UR1 transmitterULXD1 transmitterP9R receiverThere is a hole in the pouch for the antenna to protrude. Approximate dimensions for the pouch (made with a stretchable material): 4 H x 2 W x 0.75 DThere are two belts that come with the WA580 bodypack pouch. One is 20 inches long and one is 30 inches long. They can be velcroed together to form an extra-large single belt.

Q: 5. Does this also fit the Shure PGXD2 handheld wireless mic?

A: No it will not.

Q: 6. Will the belt fit a large person with a 35 waist?

A: The belt's length is 30 but there is a good amount of stretch. It would be a tight, snug fit for sure.

Q: 7. Do you sell a Replacement Battery cover for the Shure PGXD2?

A: This battery cup replacement is also compatible with PGX handheld transmitters. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1262502-REG/shure_65ba8451_battery_cup_replacement_for.html/overview

Q: 8. How many cans can with Ice fit in the cooler?

A: This depends largely on the amount of ice and size of the cans. Please email us at optics@bhphoto.com for assistance.

Q: 9. Is it compatible with any mic system

A: No. This transmitter can only be used with these Shure receivers- BLX4, BLX4R, and the BLX88. Either receiver must be in the same frequency range as that transmitter, specifically range J10. Please also note, that transmitter has a ta4m connection, and can only be used with mics wired for Shure systems utilizing a ta4f on the mic.

Q: 10. What is the overall life of the battery before it stops holding a charge?

A: Shure hasn't provided details on the 903, however, below is what Shure says about the 900 series: Shure Contact: Toll Free Phone (U.S. only): 1-800-516-2525 An accurate estimate is elusive as it depends upon multiple variables, such as storage temperature, storage capacity, actual usage, etc. Shure estimates that a single SB900 may have a maximum of up to 500 pro-rated cycles. One full cycle is the complete discharge of the SB900, followed by complete charge to "full." As an example: the SB900 has a "expected battery life cycle" of about 12 hours. If the SB900 is used for 4 hours, then charged charged to "full" after each 4 hour use, it would take 3 usages to equal a 1 full cycle. "4 hours" times "3 uses" = 12. A Shure customer reports using the SB900 for 170 hours of operation and the battery indicates a health rating of 97%.