A wired Beta 58A can only be made wireless by connecting it to one of our bodypacks using the WA310 cable or connecting it to one of our Plug-On Wireless Transmitter (e.g., ADX3, AD3, SLXD3)
There is no way to modify a wired Beta 58A to make it a wireless handheld microphone.
Most of our wireless systems are available with the wireless version of the Beta 58A cartridge.
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Question I am planning on buying the Beta 58A but I am not sure if it has an on/off switch. Can you tell me if it does and if not? Answer The Beta 58A does not have an on/off switch. Professional microphones rarely feature an on/off switch as the mic is controlled by the audio...
SLXD5 Portable Receiver and SLXD3 Plug-On Transmitter Bring the Superior Performance of SLX-D to Videography, Broadcast, and Location Sound Today, Shure announced the expansion of its SLX-D Digital Wireless family with the introduction of SLX-D Portable Systems, including the new SLXD5 Po...
Question What's the difference between a Beta 57A and a Beta 58A? Answer The form factor of the mics is different; basically, the grille and the label. The different grilles make the response of these two microphones slightly different in the higher frequencies. In a...
Both mics are characterised by sound quality and reliable performance; however, there are differences that suit specific applications. Our technical team here at Shure UK are regularly asked to describe the difference between our classic SM58 and its closely related cousin, the Bet...
