Shure SLXD124/85M

No, this system includes both transmitters, but the receiver can only operate one transmitter at a time. You will need to choose between the handheld or the lavalier depending on your specific setup needs for that event.

This technology constantly monitors the signal quality and automatically switches to the stronger antenna before any dropouts occur. It essentially anticipates potential interference and maintains a stable connection, which is critical for live performances or busy conference environments.

At 3.2 milliseconds, the latency is extremely low and virtually imperceptible to the human ear. You will not experience any distracting delay between speaking into the microphone and hearing the sound through your speakers.

You can operate up to 12 systems simultaneously in the same frequency band. This makes it a reliable choice for larger setups where multiple presenters or performers need their own dedicated wireless channels.

The system offers an operating range of up to 328 feet under ideal conditions. While physical obstacles like walls or heavy equipment can reduce this distance, it provides plenty of coverage for most stages, conference halls, and event spaces.

Not at all. The system features one-touch synchronization and an IR scan function that automatically finds and assigns the best available frequency, making the pairing process quick and straightforward even if you aren't an audio engineer.