Shure PGXD14 Digital Wireless System for Guitar/Bass
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The PGXD14 Bodypack Wireless System is part of the Guitar/Bass wireless systems family. PGX Digital Wireless, with state-of-the-art, 24-bit digital audio and trusted Shure microphones, delivers stunning sound and a strong, clean RF signal. Slim, compact bodypack with belt clip features power, mute, and battery status LEDs; recessed dial with 26 dB of adjustable gain, and lockable interface that prevents accidental setting change.
Guitar/Bass Wireless System Includes:
PGXD4 receiver, PGXD1 bodypack transmitter, guitar cable, power supply, 2 AA batteries, carrying case, and user guide.
Guitar/Bass Cable:
Includes a 1/4″ cable for guitar and bass applications.
PGXD4 Receiver – Front
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24-Bit, 48 kHz digital audio technology for wireless that sounds like wired. Up to 5 compatible channels per frequency band.
PGXD4 Receiver – Back
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Weight – 289 g (10.2 oz. ), Sensitivity -102 dBm @ 10-5 BER
PGXD1 Bodypack – Side
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Up to 10 hours of continuous use from 2 AA batteries. 200 ft (60 m) operating range.
WA302
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Features a 2.5 foot (0.75 m), length with 1/4-inch plug and 4-pin mini connector
Product Features
- The rugged PGXD1 body pack transmitter easily clips onto a belt or guitar strap, and provides you with a 20Hz – 20kHz frequency range, up to 10 hours of continuous use on 2 standard AA batteries (not included), and 200′ of wireless freedom.
- The PCDX4 receiver offers 24-bit/48kHz accurate sound, auto frequency selection, and greater reliability thanks to its true digital diversity.
- The WA302 instrument cable plugs into guitar, bass, or any other 1/4 Inch line-level instrument output.
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Works well I bought this to replace an old X1 Wireless system which had started to lose signal strength sporadically. I have not noticed any significant difference in transparency or clarity compared to how the X1 sounded when it was new. Battery life seems to be better with this, though. Both units lasted more than long enough for a 4-set gig, but while the X1 might only have 25% battery life left at the end of the night, the Shure has plenty of reserve left. I’ve used it on two gigs so far, and have…
Excellent Wireless System Works great! Using with an ATK 1200 active bass and no distortion or problems. Also functions well on an active upright bass.Easy to use as it repeats setup. Easy to reset if necessary. That said, be sure to follow the setup guide when working with competing signals.Seems rugged enough. I keep the transmitter on my strap so I can easily swap basses.Very pleased with battery life also. It’ll go more than 6 hours on two AA batts. Have used it both direct and into an…