Shure BLX14/CVL Lavalier Presenter Set (Analog (863 - 865 MHz))

WHO IS THE RIGHT MICROPHONE FOR THE CVL?

The CVL is the entry level into the Shure lavalier microphones and is ideal for presenters, lecturers or moderators. It is an optically discreet electret condenser lavalier microphone ideally suited for speech recordings and presentations.

What kind of receiver is used in the analog PG radio system?

The analog radio receiver (BLX4) offers the latest technology for improved linearity and an optimized transmission range. Plug & Play and Quick Scan make the receiver immediately ready for use and therefore also the first choice for anyone looking for a cost-effective introduction to reliable radio technology.
The receiver is also available as a double receiver (BLX88) or as a metal rack version (BLX4-R), with additional features such as removable antennas, selectable output levels and LC display with detailed RF and audio display.

Can I operate the radio system without registration?

Yes. The PG185 radio system is available in frequency versions S8 and T11, among others.

The entire range of the S8 version (823-832 MHz) is registration-free. Up to seven systems can be operated here without registration. With the T11 version (863-865 MHz) there are up to four systems. Other systems that require registration are also available.

How many radio systems can be used at the same time?

Depending on the frequency version, up to 12 compatible systems can be operated per frequency band. A combination with other frequency bands increases the number of compatible systems. With a quick scan, the best free frequency can be found very easily at the push of a button.

Is it really that easy to set up?

Yes. With the quick scan function, the best free frequency can be found very easily at the push of a button. The transmitter is then synchronized with the selected channel and the radio system is ready to go.
Why are the antennas placed inside and not outside?

For optimal signal reception it is necessary to position the antennas accordingly. The integrated antennas of the analog receiver are already in their optimal position and offer a range of up to 100 meters. Another advantage: the antennas cannot be damaged during transport, setup or use.
Can you hear the difference to the wired PG185?

The frequency response of Shure wireless microphones is almost identical to that of wired microphones. The dynamics are also almost identical. In the end, the result is a sound that is almost indistinguishable from wired microphones.