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Shure UA8-554-590 Instrument Condenser Microphone Antenna

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Ensure Reliable Wireless Performance The Shure UA8-554-590 is a 1/2 wave omnidirectional antenna designed for use with ULXS4 and ULXP4 receivers. Operating in the 554-590 MHz frequency range, this antenna provides enhanced signal reception and reliable wireless performance. Specifications: Br...

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Overview

Ensure Reliable Wireless Performance

The Shure UA8-554-590 is a 1/2 wave omnidirectional antenna designed for use with ULXS4 and ULXP4 receivers. Operating in the 554-590 MHz frequency range, this antenna provides enhanced signal reception and reliable wireless performance.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Shure
  • Model: UA8-554-590
  • Type: Antenna
  • Antenna Type: 1/2 wave omnidirectional
  • Frequency Range: 554-590 MHz
  • Compatibility: ULXS4, ULXP4 receivers

Key Features

1/2 wave omnidirectional antenna for Ulxs4, Ulxp4 receivers,(554-590 MHz)

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Specifications

Antenna Type
1/2 wave omnidirectional
Compatibility
Ulxs4, Ulxp4 receivers
Frequency Range
554-590 MHz

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a 1/2 wave omnidirectional antenna.
This antenna is designed for use with Shure Ulxs4 and Ulxp4 receivers.
The antenna operates within the 554-590 MHz frequency band.
Yes, as an omnidirectional antenna, it is designed to receive signals from all directions.
Yes, Shure is known as a trusted audio brand worldwide with a history of audio innovation dating back to 1925, setting industry standards for audio electronics.