Shure KSM11 Wireless Microphone Capsule

The Shure RPW192, a KSM11 wireless microphone capsule in black, gives a Shure handheld transmitter the condenser head of the KSM11 vocal mic.

It uses a 3/4 in gold diaphragm with a deep, consistent cardioid pattern, made for live vocals. Suspended isolation keeps handling noise down, and a dent-resistant hardened steel grille with three stages of pop filtering controls plosives.

The RPW192 fits every Shure handheld transmitter with an interchangeable capsule, including the Axient Digital ADX2 and ADX2FD.

Features

• KSM11 cardioid condenser capsule, black
• 3/4 in gold diaphragm
• Suspended isolation
• Hardened steel grille with 3-stage pop filter
• Fits Shure handhelds with interchangeable capsules

About Shure

Shure began in 1925 as the Shure Radio Company, a radio parts wholesaler in Chicago. In 1953 they introduced the Vagabond 88, the first handheld wireless microphone system for performers. They launched the SM57 in 1965 and the SM58 in 1966, and their Axient Wireless System followed in 2011. Today their range covers microphones, wireless systems, in-ear monitoring, headphones, and earphones.