Shure P9HW

General

The Shure P9HW wired bodypack receiver is perfect for drummers and keyboard players who use Shure's PSM300 in-ear monitoring system, but don't really need the freedom of movement a wireless system affords them.

PSM300 P9HW wired bodypack receiver: optimal control

The P9HW bodypack is equipped with two XLR inputs, enabling you to receive any type of audio signal you like. Three different modes are available. Use only one of the XLR connectors, and the mono mode provides you with a mono signal that is sent to both in-ear monitors at an equal volume. Use both XLR connectors, and you'll receive a stereo signal, the balance of which can be adjusted by means of a large knob on the front of the P9HW. The third and final option is to connect each of the bodypack's XLR connectors to a different mono output/audio source. Again, you can use the knob to determine the balance between Mix1 and Mix2. You'll have optimal control over your input!

Protect your hearing

Hearing damage is becoming a more and more common issue, occurring at increasingly younger ages. Shure must have noticed that, so they gave the P9HW bodypack a built-in limiter, reducing the chance of harming your ears. The wired bodypack can easily be attached to your belt or your guitar strap. A Y-splitter cable, two AA batteries and a battery adapter kit are included, along with a storage pouch and a user manual.