Shure ULXD4Q Quad Digital Wireless Receiver

Description

The ULXD4Q puts four ULX-D receivers in a rugged 1RU chassis with an internal power supply. Dante carries all four channels to the console on one cable, and Wireless Workbench gives the team full RF, battery and audio visibility from front of house.

Why Churchfront specifies it

ULX-D is our premium wireless tier, for churches that want more RF depth and control than SLX-D+ offers. Its SB900-series batteries are the same family as the PSM 300 P3RA bodypack, so one SBRC rack charger can handle mics and in-ears together.

Key features

• Four receivers in a rugged 1RU metal chassis with internal power supply
• Dante digital networked audio over Ethernet
• Expanded tuning range of up to 166 MHz (region dependent)
• High Density mode for many more simultaneous channels
• Optimized scanning and IR sync deploy the cleanest frequencies to transmitters
• AES-256 encryption-enabled
• Audio summing, individual gain controls, and an XLR output per channel
• Wireless Workbench 6 integration, plus AMX and Crestron control

Works with

ULXD2 handheld and ULXD1 bodypack transmitters in the G57 band, any Dante-enabled console or stage box, and Shure Wireless Workbench.

Frequency band

This listing is the G57 band, the ULX-D band Churchfront specifies for most US churches. Receivers and transmitters must share the same band. If you are not sure which frequencies are clear in your area, Shure’s frequency finder is a good first check, or ask us.

Learn more from Churchfront

• How to Stop Wireless Audio Drop Outs || RF Wireless 101: Introduction to Wireless Technology · Watch on YouTube

Planning a full system?

This listing is the component. Most churches get the best result when the console, stage boxes, monitoring and network are designed together around the room and the team that runs it. If you would like help putting that system together, our consulting team can walk through it with you, or send us a note.