Shure AD1 Axient Digital Bodypack Transmitter
The Shure AD1 houses Axient Digital transmission in a rugged cast-metal bodypack that runs on two AA batteries or an SB900C rechargeable battery.
AA batteries give up to 8 hours, and the SB900C gives up to 11 hours with precise metering. External contacts let the AD1 charge in a docking charger. The input is TA4 or LEMO3, and a threaded TA4F adapter comes in the box.
Choose Standard mode for the best coverage or High Density mode to fit more channels into a crowded band, and set RF power to 2, 10, or 35 mW. Two AD1 packs can also run together for frequency diversity. Both versions here cover the G57 band, 470 to 616 MHz.
Features
- TA4 or LEMO3 input
- Rugged cast-metal case
- Flexible quarter-wave antenna
- Standard and High Density modes
- 2, 10, or 35 mW RF power
- AES-256 encryption
- Up to 8 hours on 2 AA batteries
- Up to 11 hours on an SB900C battery
- Contacts for docked charging






