
Shure BLX1288/P31-J11 Wireless Microphone System
Dual-channel wireless system with handheld and headset mics for versatile live performance and presentations.
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Overview
Key Features
J11 (596–620 MHz) UHF FREQUENCY BAND: Operates on the J11 (596–620 MHz) UHF frequency band for dependable wireless microphone performance in regions where this spectrum is authorized. Verify local compliance before ordering.
PROFESSIONAL RANGE & ALL-DAY POWER: Reliable wireless audio up to 300 ft (100 m) line-of-sight; BLX2 handheld and BLX1 bodypack deliver up to 14 hours on included AA batteries.
COMPLETE DUAL-CHANNEL SYSTEM: Includes BLX88 receiver, BLX2 handheld with PG58 mic, BLX1 bodypack with PGA31 headset, power supply, mic clip, windscreens, 4 AA batteries, and user guide.
ROOM TO EXPAND: Supports up to 12 compatible channels per frequency band under optimal RF conditions, allowing flexible configuration for multi-speaker events, performances, or presentation environments.
SHURE ENGINEERED RELIABILITY: Built with Shure’s trusted UHF wireless design for consistent performance and simple setup, delivering reliable audio for live use and presentations.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Includes both a handheld and headset microphone for maximum flexibility in one package
- 300-foot operating range gives performers and presenters freedom to move throughout a venue
- 14-hour battery life on standard AA batteries keeps the system running through long events
- Dual-channel receiver allows both microphones to be used simultaneously without interference
- Quick setup with minimal configuration makes it ready to use out of the box
👎 Cons
- J11 frequency band is region-restricted so buyers must verify compatibility before purchasing
- PG58 handheld capsule is an entry-level option that may not satisfy users seeking studio-grade vocal clarity
- System uses analog signal transmission rather than digital, which limits audio bandwidth compared to higher-tier Shure lines
- Bodypack transmitter adds bulk for headset users compared to integrated wireless headset systems
- No rechargeable battery option included — relies entirely on disposable AA batteries