A Comprehensive Review of Shure’s Axient Digital ADX3 Transmitter

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Recently, Shure unveiled the plug-on transmitter Axient Digital ADX3. With ADX3, any XLR-terminated microphone can be converted into a wireless portable microphone from the Axient Digital ADX Series. With ShowLink, you can effortlessly control all transmitter parameters, including interference avoidance, in real-time over a strong 2.4GHz diversity wireless connection, from the comfort of a receiver in a cart, bag, camera, or truck. This is true whether the microphone and ADX3 are held by a reporter or suspended above an actor with a boom pole.

Shure unveiled the plug-on transmitter Axient Digital ADX3. With ADX3, any XLR-terminated microphone can be converted into a wireless portable microphone from the Axient Digital ADX Series.

The ADX3’s compatibility with Wireless Workbench facilitates effective coordination of frequencies, efficient control and configuration, and optimal spectrum management. Sound engineers can manually switch the signal to a clear backup frequency or teach the device to do it automatically to neutralize RF interference. Real-time monitoring is made possible by the award-winning AD600 Spectrum Manager. The award-winning ADX5D Dual-Channel Portable Receiver from the Cinema Audio Society as well as the Axient Digital AD4D and AD4Q rack receivers are also effortlessly integrated with the ADX3.

Features of Shure’s ADX3 Transmitter

The ADX3 has a sturdy metal design that is resistant to dust and moisture. It also has an OLED display with an easy-to-use menu. The unique locking mechanism of the device guarantees a stable and secure connection that easily meshes with handheld and shotgun microphones, improving mobility on TV/film sets and during broadcasts.

Shure unveiled the plug-on transmitter Axient Digital ADX3. With ADX3, any XLR-terminated microphone can be converted into a wireless portable microphone from the Axient Digital ADX Series.

The configurable modulation modes of the ADX3 maximize spectral efficiency. Users can operate ADX3 in regular mode for the best, lowest latency coverage or choose High Density mode to significantly enhance their maximum system channel count. In addition, users can secure communication with AES 256-bit encryption and automated input staging offered by the ADX3. With a 300-foot (100-meter) line-of-sight operational range, users may be guaranteed optimal signal stability and clear digital audio that sounds like a wire.

Two SB900 lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, each capable of precise metering, zero memory effect, and up to 6.5 hours of continuous usage, are included with the ADX3. A USB-C port can be used to charge the SB900 battery. Alternatively, the transmitter can be powered by two AA batteries or an external USB-C port.

Costs of ADX3 and the Items included in the box

The new ADX3 costs $1399 (US) and is currently in shipment. The plug-on transmitter, two SB900 batteries, a USB-A to USB-C connection, a belt clip/pouch, and a zippered storage bag are all included in the box.

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