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Ask Delta Audio User Guides/Spec Sheets Wireless Microphone Problems

Wireless Frequency Reference Guide on the Shure Brothers Website


 

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Spec Sheets
Adobe PDF format user guides and spec sheets for the discontinued products we service.
These links are to the Shure Brothers website. Just hit the back button on your browser to retun here.

 

Amps / Mixers

VA300 / 302 User guide/Specs/Schematics    689k SR 105 User guide/Specs/Schematics    8.5 meg

 

Mixers

M67 User guide/Specs/Schematics    1.2 meg M68 User guide/Specs/Schematics    973k
M68FC User guide/Specs/Schematics    973k M267 User guide     284k
M267 Specs    36k M268 User guide/Specs/Schematics     2.5 meg

 

Portable Mixers

FP16 User guide/Specs    321k FP31 User guide/Specs/Schematics     7.9 meg
FP32 User guide/Specs    387k FP32A User guide/Specs     943k

 

Wireless Systems

EC Series User Guide     248k EC Series Specs     116k
L Series User guide/Specs     229k SC Systems User guide/Specs     204k

 

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Wireless Microphone Problems
Having cutouts, dropoffs, spurious noises or other similar symptoms with your wireless microphone system?  It could be a frequency conflict in your area. To find out, complete the 2 steps (as shown in the examples below) on the Shure Brothers Website. If there are no conflicts, proceed to our service page.

 

Step 1 (example)

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Enter your Zip or city and State

Chose your system or use LX Wireless if your system is not listed or is discontinued
Choose Display channels and frequencies for more complete results

 

 

Step 2 (example)

See if any of the On Air frequencies (as shown in the example below) conflict with your system's frequency. If so, and you are using  an EC-series, L-series, LX-series or SC-series system, contact us about doing a frequency change to your system.

  

Proceed to the Wireless Frequency Reference Guide on the Shure Brothers Website

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