Shure BLX14 Wireless Guitar System (H10: 542 to 572 MHz)

Overview

The Shure BLX14-H10 is a wireless guitar system designed to give guitar and bass players the freedom to move on stage without the hassle of cables. Operating within the H10 frequency band from 542 to 572 MHz, it offers a reliable wireless range of up to 300 feet and delivers clear, consistent audio performance. The system includes a compact BLX4 tabletop receiver and a BLX1 bodypack transmitter that connects easily to any standard quarter-inch instrument output.

Key features

• QuickScan technology automatically finds the cleanest available channel, reducing setup time and avoiding interference.
• Wireless range of up to 300 feet allows performers to move freely without signal dropouts.
• Long battery life with up to 14 hours of operation on two AA batteries, suitable for extended gigs or rehearsals.
• Supports up to 12 compatible systems operating simultaneously within the same frequency band, ideal for bands or multi-performer setups.
• Includes a WA302 quarter-inch instrument cable that ensures a secure and stable connection to your guitar or bass.
• Compact receiver design fits easily on a tabletop or rack, saving space in your setup.

Key specs

• Frequency band: H10 (542 to 572 MHz)
• Wireless range: up to 300 feet (line of sight)
• Receiver type: BLX4 single-channel tabletop receiver
• Transmitter type: BLX1 bodypack transmitter
• Power source: two AA batteries
• Battery life: up to 14 hours
• Instrument cable: WA302 quarter-inch
• Simultaneous systems supported: up to 12 per frequency band

Connectivity and compatibility

The system connects directly to guitars or basses with a standard quarter-inch output using the included WA302 instrument cable. The BLX4 receiver outputs a balanced audio signal suitable for mixing consoles, amplifiers, or recording interfaces. Its tabletop format makes it easy to integrate into existing stage setups without requiring additional rack space.

Ideal uses and environments

This wireless system is well suited to live performances, rehearsals, and worship services where mobility and reliable sound are essential. It works effectively in venues ranging from small clubs to large festival stages, providing consistent signal quality even in crowded RF environments. Bands and multi-performer groups benefit from the ability to run multiple systems simultaneously without interference.