Transparent 24-bit digital wireless audio and rock-solid RF performance make the Shure SLXD15 portable wireless system ideal for videographers, field production and location recording. The SLXD15 features an SLXD1 bodypack transmitter and SLXD5 portable receiver, providing customizable options to suit your needs.

Hear Every Nuance in Pristine 24-Bit Clarity

With the SLXD15 system, you'll experience full-range audio capturing every detail. Extended frequency response from 20Hz–20kHz delivers transparent sound across the spectrum. The system transmits pure 24-bit digital audio with 118dB of dynamic range, preserving sonic accuracy from the microphone to your recordings. You can trust the SLXD15 to convey subtle tones and articulation critical for professional audio capture.

Flexible Receiver Options for On-the-Go Recording

The SLXD5 portable receiver features a durable metal construction designed for field use. It provides versatile mounting options including an on-camera cold shoe or audio bag setup. Configurable front panel controls let you monitor multiple audio sources from a single receiver. Dual outputs include a headphone jack for real-time monitoring and a switchable mic/line output to integrate with your recording device or mixer.

Efficient Wireless Operation

In Multi-Mic Mode, you can scan for and sync up to 32 clean frequencies across a 44 MHz band via IR sync between transmitter and receiver units. This allows operating multiple wireless systems efficiently in one location. Easy pairing also enables fast setup when moving between venues. With up to 10 compatible systems per 6mHz TV band, the SLXD15 provides flexible wireless coordination.

Long Battery Life for Extended Recording Sessions

The SLXD1 transmitter operates up to eight hours on just 2 AA batteries for extended recording capability. It also features contacts for the Shure SB903 rechargeable battery and SBC203 charger to optimize workflow. The SLXD5 receiver displays remaining battery life for both units. Rugged construction and durable plastics withstand demanding field conditions so you can focus on capturing great audio.