Shure BLX1288/CL Wireless Dual Mic System (K14: 614-638MHz)

Shure BLX Wireless Systems offer top-tier sound quality alongside hassle-free setup and easy-to-use functions, making them optimal for onstage use. Carefully crafted in many configurations, they're the ultimate choice for reliable audio. Package includes: CVL Centraverse Condenser lavalier mic, BLX1 with 2 AA batteries for up to 14 hrs use, a 300 ft (100 m) wireless range, BLX2 handheld transmitter with PG58 mic cartridge, and a BLX88 receiver with internal antenna diversity and processor control.

• BLX1 with CVL
• Frequency Range: 614MHz-638MHz 
• Miniature clip-on lavalier microphone for low visibility
• Permanently charged electret condenser element for clear vocal reproduction
• Unidirectional (cardioid) polar pattern rejects unwanted noise for improved sound quality
• Included tie clip allows for hands-free use, perfect for presenters
• Included windscreen reduces plosives, wind and breath sounds
• Tailored frequency response optimized for speaking and presentations
• TA4F (TQG) connector seamlessly integrates with existing Shure bodypack systems
• Available with a wide variety of Shure wireless systems, renowned for ease-of-use and reliable performance
• Included windscreen tames plosive, breath and wind noise for clean and intelligible sound
• Tailored frequency response primed for great sound on vocals
• Legendary Shure precision engineering for durability and performance
• The durable BLX1 features a lightweight, ergonomic design and adjustable gain control.

BLX2/PG58

• Integrated microphone capsule design, featuring PG58 capsule
• Lightweight, rugged construction
• Color ID caps (available separately)

BLX88

• Offers simple setup, intuitive controls, and microprocessor-controlled internal antenna diversity
• One-touch QuickScan frequency selection quickly locates the best open frequency in case of interference.
• XLR and ¼ inch output connectors
• Microprocessor-controlled internal antenna diversity
• Two-color audio status indicator LED - Green: Normal audio levels, Red: Excessive audio levels (overload / clipping)