ShureBLX288/PG58 Wireless Microphone System - 14-Hour Battery Life, 300 ft Range, UHF | Includes (2) PG58 Handheld Vocal Mics, Dual Channel Receiver | H10 Band (BLX288/PG58-H10)

We recently upgraded to the **Shure BLX288/PG58 Wireless Microphone System** for our church, and let me just say—this system is a *blessing*. Whether it’s the pastor delivering a heartfelt sermon, the choir belting out a hymn, or an enthusiastic parishioner giving announcements like they’re hosting the Oscars, these mics deliver crystal-clear sound every time.Range So Good, It’s Almost MiraculousWith a 300-foot range, these microphones are unstoppable. I’m pretty sure our pastor could walk all the way to the parking lot and still be heard loud and clear. (He hasn’t tried yet, but give it time.) It’s perfect for when the choir director gets a little *too* animated and starts pacing like a TED Talk speaker—no more cutting out mid-“Hallelujah!”Battery Life: As Reliable as the Sunday SunriseThe 14-hour battery life is a game-changer. We can go through back-to-back services, a choir practice, and still have juice left over for Wednesday Bible study. No more awkward moments where someone’s mic dies mid-prayer, leaving the congregation to awkwardly guess if they should say "Amen" or not.Durability That’s Practically HeavenlyThese microphones have already survived their share of accidental drops, overly enthusiastic hand-offs, and the occasional curious toddler grabbing at them. Shure built these things to last—because if there’s one thing church sound equipment needs, it’s resilience.Sound Quality So Good, It’ll Move YouThe sound quality is top-notch. Every word is clear, every note rings true, and even the softest prayer sounds like it’s coming straight from the heavens. (Okay, maybe not *quite* that dramatic, but you get the idea.) Whether it’s the pastor’s deep baritone or Sister Margie’s soprano, these mics handle it all beautifully.The Only Downside? A Little TOO FunThe dual microphone setup has led to some...interesting moments. Last week, the deacon accidentally left his mic on and gave everyone a live play-by-play of his post-sermon snack situation. (“Where are those cookies?” was heard loud and clear.) Thankfully, the system is so easy to use that we’ve implemented a “mic etiquette” crash course for everyone.Final VerdictThe Shure BLX288/PG58 Wireless Microphone System has truly elevated our church services. It’s easy to use, sounds amazing, and handles everything we throw at it—from powerful sermons to choir practice marathons. If your church is looking for a reliable wireless mic system that delivers heavenly performance (and maybe a little unintended comedy), look no further. Amen to that! 🙌🎤

Excelente producto

They are as advertised. Excellent sound quality. Easy installation.

Very good audio quality.

Though not quite the caliber of the pricier ones, this fits the bill for pro use for small and medium gigs.

Shure quality mic with excellent signal range and quality! Reasonably priced as well.

For the past 30 years, I've used entry level wireless mics to dj weddings. Never had an issue with them, until recently when the on/off switch starting acting up. So after reading many reviews, I paid up for a name brand that has been one of the industry leaders, Shure. They look and feel great, but who cares about that? I just needed basic performance for speaking. What I got were mics that were extremely quiet, and when I turned the volume up (not much mind you), there was horrible feedback. I've played around with them for a few weeks, but the bottom line is that I cannot get a basic performance out of these mics that cost several hundred more than generic brands that do what they are suppose to do. These are going back.

Great mics! I have installed a number of these microphones. Great range and reach from the transmitter.