
Shure QLXD124/85 G50 Wireless Handheld Lavalier Mic System
A dual-transmitter wireless system pairing the iconic SM58 handheld with a WL185 lavalier for versatile live audio.
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Overview
Key Features
Includes QLXD2/SM58, WL185, QLXD1, QLXD4, microphone clip, 2 zipper bags, 4 AA batteries, power supply, two 1/2 wave antennas, 2 BNC cables, 2 BNC bulkhead adapters, rackmount kit, and user guide
Featuring an SM58 handheld wireless microphone transmitter, WL185 lavalier microphone and QLXD1 wireless bodypack transmitter, QLXD124/85 combines professional features with simplified setup and operation
Half-rack QLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver quickly finds open frequencies and deploys them to transmitters via the one-touch sync function
Offers up to 9 hours of continuous use with 2 AA alkaline batteries (included) or up to 10 hours of continuous use with a Shure SB900 lithium-ion rechargeable battery (not included)
Ethernet networking enables networked channel scanning and Wireless Workbench software integration for remote control of receiver settings from PC/Mac; remote monitoring and control from iOS devices also is available via the ShurePlus Channels Mobile App
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Combo system includes both an SM58 handheld and WL185 lavalier, covering a wide range of presentation and performance scenarios
- 24-bit digital audio delivers transparent, artifact-free sound quality across the wireless link
- AES-256 encryption secures the audio signal against eavesdropping in sensitive environments
- One-touch IR sync and automatic frequency scanning simplify setup in multi-channel RF environments
- Ethernet networking and Wireless Workbench integration allow remote monitoring and control of receiver settings
👎 Cons
- Single-channel receiver means you cannot use the handheld and lavalier transmitter simultaneously without purchasing a second receiver
- G50 frequency band (470–534 MHz) may face regional restrictions or require licensing depending on your location
- The Shure SB900 rechargeable battery is sold separately, so out-of-the-box use relies on disposable AA batteries
- Higher price point than entry-level wireless systems, which may exceed budget for occasional or hobbyist use
- Half-rack receiver form factor still requires rack space or a dedicated surface in portable setups