Shure ULXS14/51-X1 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (X1 /944-952 MHz), Includes ULXS4 Receiver, ULX1 Transmitter, WL51B Subminiature Lavalier

The Shure ULxS14/51-x1 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System provides professional wireless microphone solutions for broadcast, performances, conferences, houses of worship, schools and businesses. The system includes the ULxS4 diversity receiver, ULx1 bodypack transmitter and WL50B lavalier microphone.

The ULxS4 receiver operates on UHF frequencies, offering over 1400 user selectable frequencies to choose from. The dual antenna design represents diversity technology, which provides optimum resistance against RF interference and drop-out. Dual internal receivers are set to the same frequency and are constantly vying for the strongest reception. The receiver features a balanced XLR output that is switchable between mic and line level signal as well as an unbalanced 1/4" phone output. A multifunction LCD provides group and channel information, transmitter battery life and more. Two 5-segment LEDs provide audio and RF metering.

The ULx1 bodypack transmitter is lightweight and portable featuring a belt-clip for use with camera and guitar straps, belts, waistbands, etc. The transmitter also features over 1400 user selectable UHF frequencies and a comprehensive LCD displays group and channel information and more. An input attenuation switch allows 0 dB and 20 dB output. Adjustable audio gain control is provided and the transmitter boasts 8-9 hour battery life on a single 9 V battery.

The WL51B lavalier is a sub-miniature cardioid microphone featuring pristine audio response in an unobtrusive, miniature element. The WL51 features an electret condenser element providing an impressive 20-20,000 Hz frequency response. The capsule features a unidirectional (cardioid) pattern resulting in generous pick up around the off-axis sections of the microphone. Measuring only 5.8 mm in diameter and 11 mm in height, the WL51's unobtrusive and miniature design makes it ideal for stage performances, video and other applications where the microphone shouldn't be visible.