Shure UHF-R UR2 / Beta 58A handheld
Specifications
- super-cardioid
- RF frequency range 606 - 666MHz
- Response:
UHF-R Handheld transmitters boast a rugged, lightweight: in case construction and an antenna design which advances RF transmission reliability. The transmitter design allows for interchangeable microphone cartridges. The premier UR2 transmitter with the legendary Beta 58A offers excellent sound for professional vocal performances. The UR2/Beta 58A combination can be used for either corporate or live music events, producing high quality and clear audio.
Available for hire across Birmingham and the UK. Need advice? Call 0121 333 7711 or send an enquiry.
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