Shure AD2/B87C Axient Digital Handheld Wireless Transmitter — X55 Band (941–960 MHz)
AD2/B87C Overview
The Shure AD2/B87C is a professional handheld wireless transmitter built on the Axient Digital platform, operating in the X55 band (941–960 MHz). It pairs the trusted BETA 87C supercardioid condenser cartridge with Axient Digital’s wideband tuning and High Density mode, making it well-suited for large-scale productions, broadcast facilities, houses of worship, and touring applications where channel count and RF reliability are critical. Onboard encryption protects audio transmission in sensitive environments. This transmitter is the choice for engineers and system integrators who demand both audio quality and RF performance in demanding, spectrum-congested deployments.
The AD2/B87C features durable all-metal construction in a black finish and supports rechargeable power with compatibility for Shure’s dockable charging solutions, streamlining battery management across multi-channel systems.
Key Features
- BETA 87C Condenser Cartridge — Supercardioid polar pattern delivers focused pickup with natural, detailed vocal reproduction suited for live performance and broadcast
- Axient Digital Platform — Provides advanced RF management, wideband tuning, and seamless integration with Shure Wireless Workbench and ShowLink remote control
- High Density Mode — Enables more simultaneous channels in a given spectrum, critical for large-format productions and complex RF environments
- X55 Band Operation — Tunable across 941–960 MHz for flexible frequency coordination in applicable markets
- AES-256 Encryption — Secures the RF audio link against interception, meeting requirements for broadcast and corporate applications
- Rechargeable Power with Dockable Charging — Compatible with Shure’s docking charging infrastructure for efficient, multi-unit power management
- All-Metal Construction, Black Finish — Rugged build quality designed to withstand the rigors of touring and live production environments
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