Shure SLXD Quad Receiver 823-865MHz

The SLXD4Q is a four-channel receiver offering a space-saving design and flexibility with a 138 MHz tuning range for nationwide use. Features such as Audio Summing for customized audio output and RF Cascade for easily creating 8-channel systems without additional accessories make the receiver an efficient solution for professional audio environments requiring high performance and scalability. The receiver is also available with Dante compatibility (SLXD4QDAN+).

In 2020, SLX-D Wireless was introduced to the market during a unique time for the music industry. Despite this, it quickly gained recognition and adoption as the natural replacement for its long-standing predecessor, SLX. SLX-D is also an excellent choice for a wide range of mid-level wireless applications, including live performances, presentations, education, theater, and event planning.

With a broad range of components, configurations, and microphone options, SLX-D has become the natural choice for small to medium-sized venues and installations. Shure has continued to invest in the SLX-D platform by integrating it into the industry-standard Wireless Workbench in 2021 and introducing award-winning portable receivers, transmitters, and system configurations in 2024.

Launched as a standalone receiver component, available in standard (SLXD4Q+) and Dante-compatible (SLXD4QDAN+) versions, the SLX-D Quad Receiver provides an exciting glimpse into the future of Shure's mid-level wireless solutions.

• Transparent 24-bit digital audio
• 118 dB dynamic range
• Digital predictive switching diversity
• Up to 32 available channels per frequency band (region-dependent)
• Easy transmitter and receiver pairing with IR scan and sync
• Compatible with third-party control systems (AMX, Crestron, etc.)
• Four channels in a single rack unit: Space-saving design allows for more channels without increasing rack requirements.
• Audio Summing: Combine audio levels for three, two, or one output from the Quad Receiver, tailored to available inputs.
• RF Cascade: Create an 8-channel SLX-D system by linking two Quad Receivers with an Ethernet cable, no additional accessories needed.
• Bias Voltage: Supports active antennas without extra power supply.