Shure QLXD24/B58 Digital Wireless Handheld Microphone System with Beta 58A Capsule

The Shure QLXD24/B58-G50 is a digital wireless handheld microphone system that combines reliable UHF transmission with the clarity of 24-bit, 48 kHz audio. Built around the respected Beta 58A capsule, it delivers a supercardioid pickup pattern that puts the focus on the performer’s voice and helps reduce feedback and stage noise. Vocalists on tour, speakers in corporate conference rooms, and worship leaders who need every word heard without distraction will appreciate the consistent, natural sound this system provides.

Setup moves quickly. Automatic frequency scanning finds an open channel, and one-touch infrared sync transfers settings to the transmitter. A network port on the receiver lets technicians coordinate multiple systems through Shure Wireless Workbench software, so larger productions run smoothly without frequency conflicts.

The QLXD2 handheld transmitter offers up to nine hours of run time and supports Shure’s interchangeable capsule design, making it easy to swap to a different capsule when a show or user calls for a new sonic flavor. A 60 dB gain range with an internal limiter gives engineers room to fine-tune levels, while 256-bit AES encryption keeps the signal confidential for events that cannot risk eavesdropping.

With a working range of up to 330 feet, a rugged metal build, and operation in the G50 band from 470 to 534 MHz, the system is ready for daily use on stages, in houses of worship, or at corporate events where dependable wireless audio is essential.

• Digital audio at 24-bit, 48 kHz resolution
• Beta 58A dynamic capsule with a supercardioid pattern
• 60 dB adjustable gain with internal limiter
• Interchangeable capsule design for flexible voicing
• Transmission range of up to 330 feet
• Automatic frequency scanning and one-touch IR sync
• Ethernet networking for Shure Wireless Workbench coordination
• 256-bit AES encryption for secure audio
• Up to nine hours of transmitter battery life
• Operates on the G50 UHF band (470–534 MHz)