Shure PSM 900 G7E Bundle

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Shure P9T PSM 900 G7E

Wireless In Ear Transmitter

Frequency range: G7E (506-542 MHz)
Improved scan and sync mode to search free frequencies and infrared transmission
Audio reference companding for clear honest in ear sound
Robust metal chassis
Audio-Frequency range: 35 - 15,000 Hz
20 Compatible frequencies per band
Switchable transmitter power 10/50mw
Display with name, frequency, channel, transmit power
Adjustable 3.5 mm headphone output
Sync switch
RF mute
Automatic RF level limiter
9.5" case
Dimensions: 197 x 166 x 42 mm
Weight: 850 g
Including rack mount and power adapter

Shure P9RA+ PSM 900 G7E

In-ear Receiver

Frequency range: G7E (506-542 MHz)
CueMode to control up to 20 different in ear mixes directly at the receiver
Audio Reference Companding for powerful and clear InEar Sound
Solid metal housing
Audio frequency range: 38 - 15,000 Hz
20 Compatible frequencies per band
3.5 mm Jack for earphones
Display with frequency indicator
RF level and battery status indicator
Charging contacts for battery
Powered by 2 AA batteries or SB900 Li-Ion batteries
Dimensions (H x W x D): 99 x 66 x 23 mm
Weight (without batteries): 154 g

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3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since August 2023

Item number 573715

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Switchable Frequencies Yes

Mono/Stereo Mono, Stereo

Limiter Yes

Incl. Earpieces No

Focus, Mixed, Dual Mono Yes

Frequency from 506 MHz

Frequency to 542 MHz

$1,222

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