Shure BLX14R/MX53 S8

The compact MX153 Earset Microphone has been optimized for high speech intelligibility, making it ideal for presentations and talks. The analog radio system combines easy setup, reliable performance and Shure's typical sound quality. The rack receiver with removable antennas is the basis for larger radio setups.

For whom is the MX153 the right microphone?

The sound of the MX153 has been optimized for high speech intelligibility, making it ideal for presentations in conference rooms or on stage. The bracket is flexible and can be adapted to different users.

How does the rack receiver differ from the standard receiver?

The rack version offers all the functions of the standard analog receiver: state-of-the-art technology for improved linearity, an optimized transmission range as well as Plug & Play and Quick Scan for fast setup.

The difference lies in the much more robust metal housing on which two removable antennas are mounted. This also allows larger radio setups in a rack.

In addition, the rack version offers an adjustable output level and an LC display with detailed RF and audio display. Accessories for rack mounting are included in the scope of delivery.

Can I operate the radio system without registration?

Yes, the MX153 radio system is available in the frequency versions S8 and T11.

The entire range of the S8 version (823-832 MHz) is free of registration. Up to seven systems can be operated here without registration.

With the T11 version (863-865 MHz) there are up to 3 systems.

How many radio systems can be used simultaneously?

Depending on the frequency version, up to 12 compatible systems can be operated per frequency band. A combination with other frequency bands increases the number of compatible systems. With a Quick Scan you can easily find the best free frequency at the push of a button.

Is the set-up really that simple?

Yes, the Quick-Scan function makes it easy to find the best free frequency at the touch of a button. The transmitter is then calibrated with the selected channel and the radio system is ready to go.

Can you hear the difference to the wired MX153?

The frequency response of Shure wireless microphones is almost identical to that of wired microphones. The dynamics are also almost identical. The end result is a sound that is virtually indistinguishable from wired microphones.

What is the difference to the digital MX153 radio system? The digital radio system combines unique automatic frequency management and True Digital Diversity for interference-free transmission. In the event of a frequency interference, LINKFREQ automatically and inaudibly switches to a free frequency. The hand-held transmitter automatically synchronizes with the receiver for seamless frequency changes or gain adjustment changes. The digital radio system works without companding and is therefore free of audible artifacts. The sound is extremely clear and linear.

MX153 Earset Microphone:

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BLX4R receiver for rack mounting:

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