Shure GLXD2+-B58-Z4 - B Stock
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Handheld transmitter designed for GLX-D+ dual-band digital wireless systems.
- Operates on 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz for more flexible transmission depending on the environment.
- Equipped with the signature Beta 58A vocal capsule, valued for singing, speech, and presentations.
- B-stock product: one or more accessories may be missing.
Manufacturer Information
Shure
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A Transmitter Fully Integrated into the GLX-D+ Range
The Shure GLXD2+/B58 embodies the spirit of the GLX-D+ series: providing a wireless solution that is easy to use, reliable, and suited to the demands of both live performances and events. This model is designed for users looking for a handheld transmitter compatible with the dual-band GLX-D+ ecosystem, without having to change their working habits.
Ideal for Singing, Presenting, and Live Performance
This handheld transmitter microphone is suitable for singers, presenters, conference speakers, and performers looking to add to or replace an existing transmitter. It naturally fits into concerts, mobile performances, conferences, and presentations—anywhere wireless freedom and quick setup are essential.
Dual-Band Operation and Immediate Compatibility
The GLXD2+/B58 operates on both the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands, a real advantage when adapting to different radio environments. It is compatible with any dual-band GLX-D+ receiver. Its handheld format, featuring a Beta 58A-style capsule, makes it an effective solution for vocals requiring presence, clarity, and reliable performance in live applications.
Technical specifications
| Model | GLXD2+/B58 | Capsule | N/A |
| Technology | dual-band digital | Polar pattern | N/A |
| Operating frequencies | 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the GLXD2+/B58 compatible with GLX-D+ receivers?
This transmitter is compatible with all dual-band GLX-D+ receivers. It operates on the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands.
Which frequencies does this wireless transmitter use?
The dual-band digital technology uses the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequencies.
Is this handheld microphone suitable for onstage singing?
Designed for vocals, this handheld format is also intended for hosts and speakers. Its use is planned for concerts, mobile performances, or hosting. The description indicates a Beta 58A style capsule.
Can this model be used to replace an existing transmitter?
This model can be used to supplement or replace a transmitter within a dual-band GLX-D+ system. Its reference is GLXD2+/B58.
Does the Shure GLXD2+/B58 have a Beta 58A capsule?
The description mentions a Beta 58A style capsule, while the technical specifications chart provides no details on the capsule or its polar pattern.



