Shure P9T Wireless Transmitter for PSM900 Systems

Product Overview

The Shure P9T is a half-rack UHF wireless transmitter engineered as the rack-mounted send unit for the PSM 900 Wireless Personal Monitor System. Designed for commercial live sound, broadcast, and fixed-installation AV applications, the Shure PSM900 wireless transmitter delivers professional in-ear monitoring performance in a form factor that integrates cleanly into any equipment rack. Available in multiple frequency bands (G6, G7, H21, L6, X55) to accommodate varying regional spectrum allocations and RF environments, the P9T pairs with the P9RA+ Bodypack receiver for a complete IEM deployment.

Product Description

The Shure P9T wireless transmitter anchors a professional in-ear monitoring system with balanced XLR and 1/4" inputs, a loop output for feed-through connections, and a front-panel headphone output for local monitoring during setup. The CueMode function enables a monitor engineer to privately communicate with a performer mid-show without interrupting the main monitor mix—essential in house of worship, theater, and broadcast deployments. Scan and Sync automates RF frequency coordination, reducing setup time in dense multi-channel environments. Front- or back-mountable antennas, an included rack-mounting kit, and a locking in-line power supply make the P9T straightforward to install in a fixed AV rack or touring system. The unit achieves a 90 dB signal-to-noise ratio with a 35 Hz–15 kHz audio frequency response, delivering transparent, full-range monitoring. For a complete in-ear monitoring system, consider the Shure P9TRA+425CL PSM900 IEM System with SE425 Earphones.

Key Features

• Half-Rack Form Factor — Fits into standard 19" equipment racks alongside other half-rack components, conserving valuable rack space in dense commercial AV installations.
• Balanced XLR and 1/4" Inputs — Accepts balanced line-level signals from mixing consoles and stage boxes, ensuring clean, noise-free signal transmission.
• CueMode — Allows the monitor engineer to send a private cue feed to a performer's IEM without disrupting the main monitor mix, critical for cueing talent in theater, broadcast, and live event applications.
• Scan and Sync — Automates RF frequency scanning and synchronization to the companion receiver, significantly reducing setup time in multi-channel wireless deployments.
• RF Mute Switch — Enables quick RF cutoff without requiring physical access to the receiver end of the system, useful during rehearsals and scene transitions.
• Front- or Rear-Mountable Antennas — Flexible antenna placement supports varying rack configurations and cable management preferences in permanent and touring installations.
• Loop Output — Pass-through connection allows multiple transmitters to be fed from a single console send, supporting cost-effective multi-zone IEM deployments.
• Multiple Frequency Bands — Available in G6, G7, H21, L6, and X55 bands to match regional spectrum availability and minimize interference in complex RF environments.

Typical Applications

• House of worship
• Broadcast studio
• Auditorium
• Multi-purpose room
• Commercial meeting space

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What receiver pairs with the P9T?
The P9T requires the Shure P9RA+ Bodypack receiver as part of the PSM 900 system. It is not compatible with PSM 300 or PSM 1000 components.

Can multiple P9T units be installed in the same rack?
Yes. Two P9T transmitters occupy a single rack unit using an optional half-rack bracket. Multiple units can be coordinated in the same venue using Scan and Sync for frequency management.

What inputs does the P9T accept?
The P9T accepts balanced 1/4" and XLR line-level inputs, suitable for direct connection to a mixing console aux send or monitor matrix output.

Does the unit include antennas and a power supply?
Yes. Front- or rear-mountable dipole antennas and an in-line locking power supply are included. Optional remote antenna systems (PA805, HA-8089) are available for distributed antenna deployments.

How do I select the correct frequency band?
Frequency band selection depends on your region and local spectrum usage. Use Shure's Wireless Workbench or consult a local RF coordinator before purchasing to confirm which bands are clear and legal in your deployment area.