The beige Confidence CX2-8D Dual Omni/Cardioid Headset Mic for Shurefrom Confidence CX2-8D Dual Omni/Cardioid Headset Mic for Shureis a dual-element microphone with both an omnidirectional mic and a cardioid mic in a single headset with a dual-ear design. The two mics are wired separately but share a single 3.9' cable that is wired to two of Point Source's proprietary X-Connector connections, which allows you to connect to a wide variety of wireless transmitters simply by swapping out X-Connector adapters. A pair of TA4F X-Connectors for Shure wireless transmitters are included.

The all-in-one solution is suitable for hybrid events, with the omnidirectional microphone providing live sound and the cardioid microphone used for a simultaneous broadcast feed. The mic cable splits to allow ample separation between both wireless transmitters.

For Hybrid Live/Broadcast Events    For Shure Transmitters    2 Mics in Single Dual-Ear Headset    1 Omnidirectional Lavalier Mic    1 Cardioid Lavalier Mic    Handles up to 136/135 dB SPL    Separate Wires in Single Cable    Two Modular TA4F X-Connectors    Includes 3.9' Cable & Cable Clip    Windscreen, Slider Clip & Storage Box

Features an omnidirectional mic and a cardioid mic in one headset, great for hybrid events

Dual-sided headset can be worn with the microphones on the left or right side

The cardioid capsule can handle up to 135 dB, while the omnidirectional capsule can handle up to 136 dB—plenty of headroom for most speakers and presenters

Provides optimal gain before feedback

Includes two TA4F X-Connectors for Shure wireless transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could I buy two receivers, put them in adjacent rooms then switch channels on the transmitter to switch between the receivers?

A: Yes, if you have two Shure BLX4R Rackmount Wireless Receivers tuned to different frequencies, you would be able to connect one Shure BLX1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter to either receiver alternately.

Q: 2. Can I buy several sets on two different bands for 12 mics all working at the same time a?

A: Yes you can use 3 systems of the Shure BLX188/CVL in one band and 3 in another band to be able to use 12 mics at the same time without their signals interfering.

Q: 3. How does one specify the termination & pinouts?

A: This headset provides a bare-wire pigtail for soldering your own connectors.

Q: 4. Hi, is A27M Stereo Microphone Adapter included in this set?

A: Yes It was included in the one that I bought.

Q: 5. I want to find a way to run Shure MX412's wirelessly using my existing Sennheiser G3 wireless belt pack transmitter combos. I tried to use Whirlwind 4x Phantom Power blocks but they introduced too much line noise to be useful. Any suggestion?

A: I would consider getting the Sennheiser SKP 300 G3 transmitter which will provide 48 volts of phantom power for your MX412. This way you will not be introducing additional electronics to your audio chain, potentially causing line noise.

Q: 6. can I add handheld wireless sm58 to this unit?

A: You can purchase a Shure BLX2/SM58 Handheld Wireless Microphone Transmitter with the SM58 Capsule to use with the Shure BLX4 Tabletop Wireless Receiver included with the Shure BLX14/PGA31 Wireless Cardioid Headset Microphone System, instead of the Shure BLX1 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter with the Shure PGA31 Headset Microphone. However, only one transmitter can be used at a time with the receiver. If you want to be able to use both transmitters at the same time, you will need the Shure BLX88 Dual-Channel Tabletop Wireless Receiver.

Q: 7. is there a broadcast delay when turning the tx unit on? I do not see a specific mute switch.

A: Thanks all. Looking forward to adding this mic to our mix.

Q: 8. I have an Audio-Technica broadcast headset that is made useless by the excessive noise from the plastic parts that transmit into the microphone. Dies the Shure BRH50M have similar issues?

A: We haven't had any complaints regarding the Shure BRH50M.

Q: 9. CAN THIS BE USED WITH A PORTABLE RECEIVER? I MEAN A RECEIVER THAT IS BATTERY POWERED AND NOT MAINS DEPENDANT. THANKS

A: No. Shure does not offer any portable battery-powered receivers at this time.

Q: 10. Where are these made?

A: These are made in Mexico.