Getting Started with BLX Wireless – Part 3: Adjusting Gain

Getting Started with BLX Wireless – Part 3: Adjusting Gain

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Getting Started with BLX Wireless – Part 3: Adjusting Gain

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Delivering a performance range of up to 300 feet, long battery life, bodypack and handheld configurations plus a range of microphone choices, BLX Wireless has a lot to offer. In fact, it was engineered to match the reliable performance of Shure's high-end analog wireless systems.

Delivering a performance range of up to 300 feet, long battery life, bodypack and handheld configurations plus a range of microphone choices, BLX Wireless has a lot to offer. In fact, it was engineered to match the reliable performance of Shure's high-end analog wireless systems.

Part 3 of the four-part video series will show you how to use the gain controls to produce high quality sound without risking audible hiss or distortion.

Also in the BLX Wireless Video Series:

Part 1 – Basic Setup
Part 2 – Scanning and Setting Frequencies
Part 4 – Lock/Unlock Function

Davida Rochman

Davida Rochman

A Shure associate since 1979, Davida Rochman graduated with a degree in Speech Communications and never imagined that her first post-college job would result in a lifelong career that had her marketing microphones rather than speaking into them. Today, Davida is a Corporate Public Relations Manager, responsible for public relations activities, sponsorships, and donation programs that intersect with Shure at the corporate and industry level.

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