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The Shure MXW2X/VP68 is a handheld microphone transmitter designed for use with the MXWAPXD2 Access Point Transceiver (available separately) as part of the MXW neXt 2 wireless conferencing system for classrooms, conference spaces, presentations, and events. The MXW neXt 2 is an expandable two-channel hybrid system with a wealth of connectivity options that allow for a mixture of local and remote participants. The system is quick and easy to set up and features a host of built-in DSP functions that provide clear, intelligible audio.
Lightweight and ergonomic, this handheld microphone transmitter is a smart choice for presenters who prefer to hold a mic or to pass it around for Q and A. The transmitter operates for up to 25 hours with the included SB908 lithium battery pack and recharges quickly in the transceiver's recharging bays.
VP68 Omnidirectional Condenser Microphone This version of the MXW2X is equipped with a VP68 condenser microphone capsule that naturally minimizes unwanted proximity effect low-end frequencies for clear and intelligible speech and vocals. The forgiving omnidirectional polar pattern requires minimal positioning towards the sound source, making it a smart choice for interviews and audience Q and A in rooms where feedback and room noise are not significant.
The interchangeable mic capsule design allows you to replace the VP68 capsule with a Shure capsule that’s ideal for your application and simply screw it onto the transmitter—including the SM58, Beta 58A, or SM86.
