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 Shure
UR2/Beta Series Microphones
UR2/Beta58 /
UR2/Beta87A /
UR2/Beta87C
The UR2 handheld transmitter features switchable RF power (10/50mW, regionally
dependent), LCD display showing group/channel setting, bit-mapped backlit
LCD, a 5-segment battery fuel gauge, infrared automatic transmitter sync,
frequency and power lockout, adjustable audio gain control, a 1/4 wave
helical antenna, a durable, all-metal housing with an on/off switch and
will operate for eight continuous hours on two AA batteries.
The Beta 58A
A high-output supercardioid dynamic vocal microphone. It maintains a true
supercardioid pattern throughout its frequency range. This insures high
gain-before-feedback, maximum isolation from other sound sources, and
minimum off-axis tone coloration. The Beta 58A has a shaped frequency
response that is ideal for close-up vocals. The superb performance of
this microphone is not affected by rough handling because of its rugged
construction, proven shock mount system, and hardened steel mesh grille.
Typical applications for the Beta 58A include lead vocals, backup vocals
and speech.
The Beta87A
A supercardioid handheld condenser vocal microphone with exceptionally
smooth frequency response and high sound pressure level (SPL) capability.
It features a controlled low-frequency roll-off that compensates for proximity
effect and prevents the "boomy" sound often associated with
close pickup. The tight supercardioid pattern, with null points at approximately
125 degrees, provides maximum isolation from other vocalists or instruments
while offering minimal off-axis coloration. The Beta 87A combines superb
performance with the ruggedness needed for touring and field production.
The Beta 87C
A cardioid vocal microphone delivers studio-grade performance and a smooth,
extended high-end frequency response in a cardioid condenser design. The
uniform cardioid polar pattern enables users to effectively reject ambient
noise arriving at the rear of the microphone, an attribute that will be
especially appealing to users of personal monitors and others who frequently
experience undesirable sounds bleeding into their mixes.
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