Shure ULXD6/O=-H50 Omnidirectional Wireless Boundary Microphone for ULXD and QLXD Systems - H50 Band option-group-BLX1 The unit also offers Furman's
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Shure ULXD6 O= H50 Omnidirectional Wireless Boundary Microphone for ULXD and QLXD Systems H50 Band option group BLX1 The unit also offers Furman's The unit also offers Furman's exclusive LiFT SMP EVS technologies for professional level protection and linear AC noise filtration Adjustable frequency to exceed camera frame rates Optional SBC450 (4 bay) and SBC850 (8 bay) Networked Charging Stations allow convenient docking and charging when transmitters are not in use allowing up to 200 ULXD6 boundary microphone transmitters to be used with just one pair of receiving antennas for efficient setup
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