Shure ADX2 Handheld Transmitter with Mic Capsule

The Shure ADX2, a handheld transmitter, brings ShowLink remote control to Axient Digital, so the engineer can adjust it from the receiver and move it off interference without touching the mic. Each version here comes with the mic capsule chosen below.

The ADX series tunes across a range of up to 184 MHz. These G57 versions cover 470 to 616 MHz and reach 100 m (300 ft) in line of sight. Standard mode gives the widest coverage at low latency, while High Density mode raises the number of channels a system can run. Automatic input staging sets the gain, AES-256 encryption secures the signal, and RF power switches between 2, 10, and 40 mW.

The cast aluminum body holds a backlit display and a lockable menu and power switch. An SB920A lithium-ion battery runs it up to 9 hours at 10 mW, and charging contacts on the outside let it charge in a dock. Every capsule threads on, so the transmitter can change sound with the job.

Features

• ShowLink remote control and interference avoidance
• 184 MHz tuning, G57 band
• Standard and High Density modes
• AES-256 encryption
• RF power 2, 10, or 40 mW
• SB920A battery, up to 9 hours
• External charging contacts
• Interchangeable Shure capsules

Available Options