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Shure Wireless Microphone Frequencies
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SHURE WIRELESS MICROPHONE FREQUENCY GUIDE
The following list is the letter designation for frequencies used in the
Shure Wireless System. Theletters show up as suffixes to the model number
of both transmitters and receivers. Also noted ar h TV channel groups and
compatible frequency groups for multi?channel wireless systems.
For additional information or if you have questions, call (312) 866?2200 and
ask for Tim Vear or SanSchroeder.
? ' ?**Please Note**?
? '?**Alphabetical sequence does not indicate numerical sequence**?
?Letter Frequency(MHz) TV Channel?
??!B?!B?!B?!B? ? ? ?!B?!B?!B?!B? ? ? ???!B?!B?!B?!B? ? ? ! ?
A 171.825 Traveling
B 171.125 Traveling
C 170.225 Traveling
D 167.875 Traveling
E 166.375 Traveling
F 172.285 Traveling
G 177.800 7
H 178.400 ?7
J 175.000 ? 7
K 177.000 ? 7
L 178.800 ? 7
M 183.800 ? 8
N 184.400 ? 8
P 183.000 ? 8
R 181.000 ? 8
S 184.800 ? 8
T 190.400 ? 9
V 189.800 ?9
W 189.000 ? 9
X 190.800 ? 9
Y 187.000 ? 9
Z 195.800? ! ! ? 10
AA 196.400 ?10
AB 195.000 10
AC 193.000 10
AD 196.800 10
AE 201.800 11
AF 202.400 11
AG 199.000 11
AH 202.800 11
AJ 201.000 11
?j ?? AK 208.400 12
AL 208.800 12
AM 207.000 12
AN 207.800 12
AP 205.000 12
AR 213.800 13
AS 214.800 13
AT 213.000 13
AV 214.400 13
AW 211.000 13
AX Special Frequencies??Call the Factory
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? ' ?**Another Note**?
? '?**The letters "I", "O", "Q", "U" are ?not? used**?
Above listing has frequencies within a TV channel listed in descending order
of preference i.e. withTV channel 10 (Letters Z thru AD), Z (195.800) is
more preferable than AA (196.400), which is morepeerable than AB
(195.000), etc.
? '??Multiple Channel Systems??
?Traveling System? ?? Four Channels
? ! ? @ ? A 171.825
B 171.125
C 170.225
D 167.875
?No TV Channel 7 in Operation? ?? Five Channels
G 177.800 A 171.825
H 178.400 B 171.125
J 175.000 ?or? C 170.225
A 171.825 D 167.875
B 171.125 G 177.800
?No TV Channel 8 in Operation? ?? Seven Channels
M 183.800
N 184.400
P 183.000
A 171.825
B 171.125
C 170.225
D 167.875
?j ???No TV Channel 7 or 8 in Operation? ?? Seven Channels
G 177.800 M 183.800
H 178.400 N 184.400
J 175.000 P 183.000
M 183.800 ?or? H 178.400
P 183.000 J 175.000
B 171.125 A 171.825
D 167.875 B 171.125
The above information is provided to help you select wireless microphone
channels that will work in r location. While it is not a list of every
possible combination available, it is certainly a goo trt. There are
programs available to determine which frequencies are compatable in which
areas, asd n the active TV channels in that location.
If you have a set of frequencies that you would like to check, please call
(312) 866?2200 and ask foim Vear. He will be glad to check them for you.
When you call, please have the channel number ofalactive VHF stations in
your area (i.e. Channels 7 ? 13); you will also need the frequency of thewielss microphones you want to use. If you don't know which frequency to
use, the program will tel yu wat frequencies can be used in your area.
Any suggestions or comments are welcome.
Following are the model numbers and model number combinations for the Shure
Wireless System. Buyinge Lavalier System under the system number offers a
savings over buying the individual parts. It as akes frequency selection
easier for the entire system.
? ' ??MODEL NUMBER GUIDE??
?ALPHA/NUMERIC COMPONENTS?
WL83 Omni Condenser Lavalier (SM83)
WL84 Uni Condenser Lavalier (SM84)
WM15 Uni Condenser Headworn (SM15)
WM98 Uni Condenser Instrument (SM98)
W10BT?* Body Pack Transmitter
W15HT/58?* Hand Held SM58 Transmitter
W15HT/87?* Hand Held SM87 Transmitter
W20R?* Non Diversity Receiver
W25DR?* Diversity Receiver
* = Frequency Letter
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? ' ???ALPHA/NUMERIC SYSTEMS??
???Lavaliers?
W1020/83?* Consists of = W10BT, W20R, WL83?j ??W1020/84?* Consists of = W10BT, W20R, WL84
W1025/83?* Consists of = W10BT, W25DR, WL83
W1025/84?* Consists of = W10BT, W25DR, WL84
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??Hand Helds?
W1520/58?* Consists of = W15HT/58, W20R
W1520/87?* Consists of = W15HT/87, W20R
W1525/58?* Consists of = W15HT/58, W25DR
??W1525/87?* Consists of = W15HT/87, W25DR
* = Frequency Letter
? '"??ACCESSORIES??
A98KC?1 Soprano Sax Clamp for WM98
A98KC?2 Alto Sax/Trumpet Clamp for WM98
A98KC?3 Tenor Sax Clamp for WM98
A98KC?4 Baritone Sax Clamp for WM98
WA200 Rack Kit for one W20R
WA210 Rack Kit for one or two W20R
WA220 Rack Kit for one W25DR
WA230 Rack Kit for two W25DR
WA250?A 5/8 Wave Antenna for 150?176 MHz
WA250?B 5/8 Wave Antenna for 176?216 MHz
WA260 Wall Bracket for WA250
WA280 25' Coax Cable
WA300 Guitar Cable for W10BT
WA310 3 Pin XLR Cable for W10BT
WA320 120 V Power Supply for W20R, W25DR
WA330 TA4F Switchcraft Connector
WA340 1/4 Wave Whip Antenna
WA350 220 V Power Supply for W20R, W25DR
WA360 In?Line Audio Switch for W10BT
WA370 Stand Adapter for W15HT Series
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