There’s no denying Shure’s dominance in the wireless market, thanks to its reputation for both quality and reliability. So it’s not surprising at all to find their brand securing multiple spots in this list.
The PGXD14 is a highly-rated digital wireless guitar system that operates in the UHF band, and streams 24-bit / 48kHz quality digital audio.
To be specific, this system operates in the 900 MHz range, with up to 5 compatible channels per frequency band.
Speaking of channels, the streamlined interface lets you select your preferred channel, or have the unit pick one for you via the sync button.
The receiver has two fixed antennas allowing true digital diversity signal reliability.
The transmitter has its own antenna and a mute button.
Specifications:
- Transmitter: PGXD1 Bodypack
- Battery: 2 x AA (Up to 9 Hours)
- Guitar Cable: W302 (TA4F to 1/4″)
- Dimensions: 4.25″ x 2.52″ x 0.75″
- Weight: 0.28 lbs.
- Receiver: PGXD4 Table Top
- Antenna: Fixed
- Operating Range: 200 ft. Line-of-Sight
- Frequency Range: 900 MHz
- Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
- Rackmount Version: N/A
- Output: 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4″
- Dimensions: 1.6″ x 7.125″ x 4.1″
- Weight: 0.64 lbs.
- Features: Up to 5 Channels Per Frequency Band, One-Touch Sync, Auto Frequency Selection, True Digital Diversity, Gain Adjustment
Pros
Many guitarists rated the Shure PGXD14 highly because of its sound quality. And it’s not just limited to standard 6-string guitars because satisfied bassists wrote some of the positive reviews. Heavy duty build and reliability are also prominently mentioned, a testament to Shure’s reputation for being dependable.
Cons
There were a few users who wanted the receiver to be rackmountable. Some find the price to be a bit on the high side, although they still gave high ratings.
Overall
If reliability is high in your list of considerations, then consider the Shure PGXD14.
