Shure AD2/N8S Axient Digital Handheld Wireless Transmitter — Black
AD2/N8S Overview
The Shure AD2/N8S is a professional handheld transmitter designed for the Axient Digital wireless platform, delivering the RF performance and audio integrity demanded by touring productions, broadcast facilities, and houses of worship. At its core is the Nexadyne 8/S supercardioid dynamic microphone capsule, engineered for high-SPL vocal applications with excellent rear rejection. The transmitter supports High Density mode for deploying more channels in congested RF environments, and includes AES-256 encryption to secure audio transmission in sensitive applications. It is purpose-built for audio engineers and system integrators who require mission-critical wireless performance without compromise.
Constructed from durable metal and finished in black, the AD2/N8S supports rechargeable power via dockable charging, streamlining battery management across multi-transmitter deployments.
Key Features
- Nexadyne 8/S Supercardioid Dynamic Capsule — Provides focused pickup pattern with strong off-axis rejection, suited for high-SPL vocal and live performance environments
- Axient Digital Platform Compatibility — Integrates with the full Axient Digital ecosystem for advanced RF management, ShowLink remote control, and Wireless Workbench software coordination
- High Density Mode — Enables increased channel counts in RF-congested environments, critical for large-scale live events and broadcast productions
- AES-256 Encryption — Secures the wireless audio signal against interception, meeting requirements for broadcast, government, and corporate applications
- Rechargeable Power with Dockable Charging — Supports Shure’s rechargeable battery system for streamlined multi-unit charging and reduced consumable battery costs
- Durable All-Metal Construction — Built to withstand the rigors of touring and repeated professional use
- Black Finish — Low-profile appearance suited for stage, broadcast, and house of worship applications
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