Shure ULXD2/SM58 — Digital Handheld Wireless Transmitter with SM58 Capsule (V50)
ULXD2/SM58 Overview
The Shure ULXD2/SM58 is a professional handheld wireless transmitter designed for use with ULXD Digital Wireless Systems, operating in the V50 band (174–216 MHz). It ships with Shure’s industry-standard SM58 interchangeable microphone cartridge, delivering the cardioid polar pattern and vocal-optimized frequency response that engineers have relied on for decades. Secure transmission is ensured through AES 256-bit encryption, making it well-suited for broadcast facilities, houses of worship, corporate AV, and touring productions where signal integrity is non-negotiable. The ULXD2/SM58 is built for audio engineers and system integrators who demand consistent RF performance alongside proven microphone characteristics.
The interchangeable capsule design allows operators to swap to other compatible Shure cartridges as application requirements change, providing long-term flexibility across diverse deployment scenarios.
Key Features
- SM58 Interchangeable Cartridge — Ships with the iconic SM58 cardioid dynamic capsule, optimized for live vocal applications and engineered for durability in demanding environments
- AES 256-Bit Encryption — Provides secure RF transmission, protecting audio signals in sensitive broadcast, corporate, and government applications
- ULXD System Compatibility — Fully compatible with the ULXD Digital Wireless ecosystem, enabling seamless integration with ULXD receivers and system infrastructure
- V50 Band Operation — Operates in the 174–216 MHz frequency range, offering frequency coordination options appropriate for the V50 spectrum
- Interchangeable Capsule Design — Accepts a range of compatible Shure microphone cartridges, allowing the transmitter to be reconfigured for different vocal or speech applications
- Uncompromising RF Performance — Engineered for reliable wireless transmission in complex RF environments typical of live events, broadcast, and installed sound
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