Shure SLXD35 H56

The SLXD35 kit is one of, if not, the most versatile and portable option for wireless audio signals out there. It comes with every feature imaginable and can be easily controlled with the interfaces in each device. If you can ignore the price tag, you can easily see this as your GO TO option for most wireless applications: Power a dynamic or condenser mic, daisy chaining wireless audio between speakers, easy monitoring with an in-ear. It does it all.

Boasting a HUGE amount of available channels and frequencies, the SLXD series is the backbone of solid wireless operations. That said, in Belgium the frequency bands that are available to use are very limited for the system and you will only be able to use it legally within 2 groups and cannot make full legal use of the full bandwidth.

The features are great and tightly packed: Scanning, multiple connector options (XLR, 3,5mm jack) and a boatload of transmitter options like 48v, 12v phantom power, option to choose mW power from 10 to 30mW (ideal for larger stages or outdoors), options to save presets or save receiver options and transmit them between both to save immense time.

That said, the price tag is high for a mono kit. Lots of features are amazing but a dual stereo kit is pricy and would recommend waiting for a discount or purchase a used unit. This is an analog unit in its transmission vector, using radio MHz frequencies while it's audio signal uses analog/digital converters to have an impressively clean digital audio quality, reaching the lowest and highest of the spectrum (20hz to 20khz). Instead of noise you would get pops and cuts in your signal when interference hits. But with a diversity system like this it's rare unless the receiver is blocked completely or going through multiple solid objects.

Greatest portable wireless unit I have seen so far in the market and should be considered a solid mid-tier option for any professional in the audio industry.