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Shure UR1 – Belt Pack Transmitter J5E (578 – 638MHz)

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Shure UR1 – Belt Pack Transmitter J5E (578 – 638MHz)

 

The Shure UR1 Belt Pack (J5E) a transmitter which is connected to a microphone capsule and a receiver to form the Shure UR4D Radio Microphone system. IPS stock Shure UR4D dual receiver units, so our hire systems are usually supplied in multiples of two microphones. This hire item is the transmitter only. To make a complete system, you need to hire either a beltpack transmitter and microphone, or a handheld transmitter as well as a reciver unit.

The UR1 belt pack uses a TA4F (mini 4-pole XLR) connector. This is typically used with a wired microphone. The two main types are a tie clip microphone (also known as a clip-on, lavalier or lapel mic), or a head worn microphone. The beltpack can also be connected to a specialist instrument mic, or directly to an electronic instruments via an adaptor.


Shure UR1 Belt Pack (K4E) transmitter is powered by two standard AA batteries. These are not supplied as part of the hire unless specified. They typically provide 7.5 to 9 hours of operation, depending on the RF power settings.

 

Alternative Frequency Band Shure Radio Mic Systems

As the name suggests, this listing is for the J5E band version of the system. J5E operates on the 578MHz to 638MHz frequency band. We also stock the popular K4E version of the Shure UR4D system – check out the K4E UR1 Beltpack here, the K4E UR2 Handheld here and the K4E UR4D Dual Receivers here.

£29.00

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Shure UR1 – Belt Pack Transmitter J5E (578 – 638MHz)

£29.00

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Shure UR1 – Belt Pack Transmitter J5E (578 – 638MHz)

 

The Shure UR1 Belt Pack (J5E) a transmitter which is connected to a microphone capsule and a receiver to form the Shure UR4D Radio Microphone system. IPS stock Shure UR4D dual receiver units, so our hire systems are usually supplied in multiples of two microphones. This hire item is the transmitter only. To make a complete system, you need to hire either a beltpack transmitter and microphone, or a handheld transmitter as well as a reciver unit.

The UR1 belt pack uses a TA4F (mini 4-pole XLR) connector. This is typically used with a wired microphone. The two main types are a tie clip microphone (also known as a clip-on, lavalier or lapel mic), or a head worn microphone. The beltpack can also be connected to a specialist instrument mic, or directly to an electronic instruments via an adaptor.


Shure UR1 Belt Pack (K4E) transmitter is powered by two standard AA batteries. These are not supplied as part of the hire unless specified. They typically provide 7.5 to 9 hours of operation, depending on the RF power settings.

 

Alternative Frequency Band Shure Radio Mic Systems

As the name suggests, this listing is for the J5E band version of the system. J5E operates on the 578MHz to 638MHz frequency band. We also stock the popular K4E version of the Shure UR4D system – check out the K4E UR1 Beltpack here, the K4E UR2 Handheld here and the K4E UR4D Dual Receivers here.