Important information about wireless frequencies in the UK
Important information about wireless frequencies in the UK
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Shure Audio Institute
Shure Audio Institute
Learn more about Wireless Technology
Visit one of our free Shure Audio Institute seminars for an in-depth look in RF technology and hands-on training with leading Shure wireless products.
UK TV Channels
UK TV Channels
Current availability of UK TV channels for use by wireless microphones and IEMs.
Links & Downloads about Frequencies
Links & Downloads about Frequencies
Frequency Lists
Here you can find frequency lists for Shure wireless and in-Ear-monitoring systems in the form of Excel tables. In addition you can work out the appropriate code using our frequency code to compute a frequency.
Further Reading
Further Reading
Wireless Workbench 7: New Scan Library, Updated Look and More!
Shure is excited to announce new features and capabilities in Wireless Workbench to help audio professionals simplify RF spectrum management - no matter the location.
Integrated Systems: A guide to Wireless Microphones
Wireless microphone systems are now an essential part of modern communications, from small performance environments, boardrooms and presentation …
Shure Whiteboard – Wireless System Companding Explained
In this month's Whiteboard Session, Senior Product Management Specialist, Stuart Stephens explains wireless companding and how it works.
Shure Whiteboard - Increased Spectral Efficiency with HD Mode
In this month's Whiteboard Session, Shure Applications Engineer, Tom Colman explains how high-density mode allows us to take the spectral efficiency …
Shure Whiteboard - The Difference in Sound Between Analogue & Digital Wireless
The key differential factors that separate how digital and analogue wireless systems sound.
Shure Whiteboard - Rechargeables for Wireless
Shure UK Senior Applications Engineer, Tom Colman explores rechargeable battery options for wireless microphones - moving from standard disposable …
Shure Whiteboard - Digital Wireless Latency Explained
Shure UK Project Engineer, Stuart Stephens explores digital wireless latency and what causes latency in a digital wireless system.
Wireless Channels: The Jargon Demystified
Wireless microphones are still a relatively new technology and have adopted certain terminologies from other areas of the audio industry to describe …
The Advantage of Digital Wireless Systems
Users of wireless microphone and in-ear monitor systems have faced several disruptive challenges in recent years. These changes continue to have …