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The Shure BLX288/SM58 wireless dual vocal system provides two channels of superior audio quality and 300' of wireless range. Featuring Shure's trusted SM58 vocal microphone capsules, this system delivers the warm and clear sound that has made the SM58 an industry standard. The BLX288 dual-channel receiver offers one-touch QuickScan technology to find the best available frequency for interference-free operation and simple controls for easy setup.

Legendary SM58 Vocal Clarity

With two included SM58 handheld transmitters, the BLX288/SM58 system provides Shure's renowned vocal sound. The SM58's tailored frequency response and cardioid pattern provide maximum gain before feedback and isolation from unwanted sound. The result is a warm, crisp vocal tone that cuts through the mix.

300' of Wireless Freedom

The BLX288/SM58 system operates over a range of up to 300', allowing vocalists to roam the stage and connect with audiences without a cable holding them back. The system's wide range enables vocalists to move freely for compelling and interactive live performances.

Quick and Simple Setup

Featuring an intuitive interface, the BLX288/SM58 system is designed for fast, frustration-free setup. One-touch QuickScan quickly finds the best frequency for operation, while easy-to-use controls enable quick adjustments. The system is ready to perform straight out of the box with included batteries for the handheld transmitters.

Roadworthy and Reliable

Shure is renowned for building gear that can withstand the rigors of touring and live performance. The BLX288/SM58 system is no exception, providing professional-grade wireless technology in a durable, roadworthy package. The system delivers consistent, reliable audio quality show after show.

Shure BLX288/SM58 Wireless Dual Vocal System With Two SM58 Handheld Transmitters Band H9
Shure BLX288/SM58 Wireless Dual Vocal System With Two SM58 Handheld Transmitters Band H9
Shure BLX288/SM58 Wireless Dual Vocal System With Two SM58 Handheld Transmitters Band H9

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  • Two BLX2/SM58 handheld transmitters and a BLX88 dual-channel receiver
  • Rugged handheld transmitter chassis
  • Up to 12 compatible systems
  • One-touch QuickScan locates the best open frequency
  • Power and battery status LED
  • Quick-and-easy frequency matching
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  • Analog or digital: Digital
  • Frequency response: 50Hz–15kHz
  • Dynamic range: 100dB
  • Line of sight: 300'
    • Receiver
    • Channels: 12
    • Bandwidth: Band H9: 512–542MHz, Band H10: 542–572MHz
    • Housing: Not specified
    • Rackmountable: No
    • Width: 2.5"
    • Height: 4.3"
    • Depth: .82"
    • Weight: 2.6 oz.

    collapse expand iconWarranty

    One year warranty on wireless mics, mixers, and circuitry products.
    2 year warranty on wired mics.
    Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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    4.62

    13 Reviews

    92%

    of respondents would recommend this to a friend

    Most Liked Positive Review

    4

    Shure FTW

    Purchased this because I needed additional wireless microphones. Setup was a breeze. Very affordable. Crystal clear sound in an easy to use package. Been using Shure microphones forever, so I knew I would be getting a quality product. I would definitely buy again if I need to expand my system. #sweepstakes

    VS

    Most Liked Negative Review

    3

    Sounds good but quality sucks

    I had it for about a year now and one of the mic crapped out. I only use it for about an hour and twice a week. Had to buy a replacement mic. This is the reason for 3 stars. I do recommend it but it is a gamble

    Filters

    Best Uses

    1. Outdoor Events / Games7
    2. Performances6
    3. Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing6
    4. Home Studio3
    5. Amateur Recording2

    Cons

    1. None1
    2. Poor Sound Quality1
    3. Pricey / Poor Value1
    4. Unreliable1

    Describe Yourself

    1. Experienced7
    2. Professional Musician3
    3. Novice2

    Pros

    1. Good Audio11
    2. Easy To Use10
    3. Lightweight6
    4. Durable5
    5. Compact4

    Reviewed by 13 customers

    • Excellent Value Package for the Price

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted2 months ago

      byOzzy

      fromNorth Hollywood, CA

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      I bought these because of their versatility. They sound great on singers, but are also useful for our seminars where we need to pass the mics among the audience for questions. Will definitely buy another set to expand our arsenal.

    • Best in class

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted6 months ago

      byAseem

      fromDayton, OH

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      Used with home Karaoke system. Excellent voice quality and high quality construction.

    • i would buy this product again

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitteda year ago

      byMAYNOR

      fromMission Hills Ca

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      It really improved the sound in my church services

    • Sounds good but quality sucks

      3

      submitteda year ago

      byBrian

      fromFresno

      I had it for about a year now and one of the mic crapped out. I only use it for about an hour and twice a week. Had to buy a replacement mic. This is the reason for 3 stars. I do recommend it but it is a gamble

    • Shure FTW

      4

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted2 years ago

      byJason

      fromSanta Rosa, CA

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      Purchased this because I needed additional wireless microphones. Setup was a breeze. Very affordable. Crystal clear sound in an easy to use package. Been using Shure microphones forever, so I knew I would be getting a quality product. I would definitely buy again if I need to expand my system. #sweepstakes

    • Maybe

      4

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted2 years ago

      byJoseph

      fromLas vegas

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      The sound on each microphone is not the same quality

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    Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked byChuck

      fromMidlothian Va

      How far away from base station can it work?

      How far away from base station can it work?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      300 feet - line of sight

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked byAna

      fromMiami, Florida

      what kind of batteries does the microphone use?

      what kind of batteries does the microphone use?

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      The mike requires AA sized Batteries.

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked byQuinny

      fromVenice Fl

      Can I rack mount this model? Can I use two of the same systems to support 4 mics ? Can it also be used with a guitar wireless pack ?

      Can I rack mount this model? Can I use two of the same systems to support 4 mics ? Can it also be used with a guitar wireless pack ?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      It's not mountable. As long as the mics are set to different frequencies, you can use multiples.

    • submitted5 years ago

      asked byPaul H

      fromLowell, MA

      What is the difference between Band H9, Band H10 & Band J10? Not sure what those mean...

      What is the difference between Band H9, Band H10 & Band J10? Not sure what those mean...

      Open Reply - Ronald
      They are different frequencies so you can use more than 1 at a time without them cancelling each other out.
      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      They have nothing to with the audio. The Band is the frequency, through the air, that the mic transmits on. You use different frequencies so as not to interfere with another mic. Basically Band H9 only works with Band H9. The only time you have to worry is if you're using more than one wireless setup at a time.

    • submitted5 years ago

      asked byGreg

      fromGA

      How do i choose between bands? Which is best for mobile dj?

      How do i choose between bands? Which is best for mobile dj?

      Open Reply - Beau
      The difference channels represent different frequencies. Any band would work just fine.

    • submitted5 years ago

      asked byTerry

      fromTexas

      What type of warranty does it have on the mics.

      What type of warranty does it have on the mics.

      Open Reply - Beau
      This wireless system has a 1 year warranty.