General
The Shure P3TRA (S8) from the PSM300 series is an excellent in-ear monitoring system. This set uses the 823-832 MHz frequency band, and it consists of a bodypack receiver, a transmitter and various accessories, such as a BNC cable, a power supply, batteries and rack mounting materials. As it does not come with a pair of in-ear monitors, it's a great choice for people who already have a pair of in-ears, or who simply need to replace their transmitter and receiver. Furthermore, the main difference between the P3TRA system and the more affordable P3TR systems is the included receiver, as it has a robust metal housing, and several advanced features, such as an equaliser and a volume limiter.
P3TRA (S8): clear and practical
So, why should you spend your hard-earned cash on the PSM 300 system? Firstly, the product specialists at Shure have amassed years of experience when it comes to wireless transmission. Secondly, the digital 24-bit processing ensures a crystal-clear sound, while the special Audio Reference Companding minimises static (among other things). Furthermore, this easy-to-use system boasts a range of 100 yards, and allows you to choose between stereo or mixed mono. When in mixed-mono mode, you can, for instance, receive separate signals for an instrument and vocals, which you can balance yourself.
Tips or comments about this product
Please make sure that the wireless frequency of the system is suitable for your region via the Shure website: http://www.shure.co.uk/support_download/frequencies
| Sustainable product |
not specified |
| Automatic frequency search function |
yes |
| Switchable frequencies |
yes |
| Battery life (approx.) |
6 hours |
| Removable antenna |
yes |
| Built-in limiter |
yes |
| Minimum frequency |
35 - 39 Hz |
| Maximum frequency |
15 - 15.9 kHz |
| Channel |
65 (822 - 830 MHz), 66 (830 - 838 MHz), ISM (863 - 865 MHz) |
| Frequency band |
Shure S8 (823 - 832) |
| Worldwide frequency use |
no |
| Frequency suitable for Netherlands |
yes, no licence required |
| Frequency suitable for Belgium |
yes, no licence required |
| Frequency suitable for UK |
yes, with UK wireless microphone licence |
