Shure PGA98H Clip-on Instrument Mic TA4F Wireless Systems Connector

£137.00

This is the Shure PGA98H Clip-on Instrument Mic TA4F Wireless Systems Connector from Shure, available now in Wireless Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Detailed and lively. The PGA98H is perfectly suited to brass and woodwind. With a wide dynamic range you can capture your most expressive performances. Dont hold back. With the Shure PGA98H XLR Condenser youre free to move how you feel. Just clip the mic directly onto your instrument and youll never need to huddle in front of a mic stand again. Because the flexible gooseneck lets you precisely position the mic theres no more dancing around feedback. The PGA98H hears one thing – you. Despite its size the PGA98H is deceivingly tough. It will happily handle the knocks and scrapes of touring delivering great sound – night after night.

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Shure

Shure is one of the most respected microphone manufacturers in audio, known for producing durable and dependable microphones used in studio recording, live performance, and broadcast. The brand has a long history of setting standards for reliability and sound quality.

Shure microphones are widely used for vocals, instruments, and live sound, with many models considered industry benchmarks. MicPro suggests Shure microphones for users seeking proven performance, versatility, and microphones trusted across professional environments.

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Wireless Microphones

Wireless microphones allow performers and presenters to move freely without being connected by cables. They are widely used in live performance, theatre, broadcast, and public speaking, offering convenience and flexibility on stage. Wireless systems vary in range and reliability, so choosing the right system depends on the environment, frequency management, and intended use.

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Wireless

Wireless microphones use radio transmission to send audio from the microphone to a receiver without a physical cable. They are widely used in live performance, broadcast, theatre, and presentations, allowing freedom of movement while maintaining clear and reliable sound.