
Shure ULXD2/K8N=-G50 Wireless Handheld Microphone KSM8/N
Professional wireless handheld transmitter with the KSM8 dual-diaphragm capsule and AES 256-bit encrypted digital audio.
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Overview
Key Features
The Ulxd2 is a handheld wireless transmitter compatible with ULX-D digital wireless Systems
Interchangeable Shure microphone cartridge. This transmitter model includes the KSM8 microphone cartridge
With a rugged yet lightweight aluminum body and integrated antenna, The Ulxd2 delivers uncompromising audio quality and RF performance, AES 256-bit encryption for secure transmission, and advanced recharge ability options for professional sound Reinforcement applications
30 hz–20 kHz range with flat frequency response (actual response is microphone dependent)
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The KSM8 dual-diaphragm capsule delivers a natural, proximity-resistant vocal sound that stays consistent regardless of mic distance.
- AES 256-bit encryption provides broadcast- and corporate-grade security for sensitive audio transmissions.
- Rugged aluminum body with integrated antenna is built for demanding professional use while remaining lightweight in the hand.
- Supports up to 47 simultaneous systems within a 6 MHz bandwidth, making it highly scalable for large venue installations.
- Rechargeable battery compatibility with Shure's networked charging ecosystem reduces ongoing operating costs.
👎 Cons
- Requires a compatible ULX-D receiver, which represents a significant additional investment if you don't already own the system.
- The G50 frequency band (470–534 MHz) may not be available in all regions due to local spectrum regulations.
- Premium pricing puts this transmitter well above entry-level and mid-tier wireless options.
- The transmitter alone does not include a receiver, batteries, or charging accessories—each must be purchased separately.
- No built-in mute switch on the body; muting must be managed through receiver or system-level controls.