Shure BLX14 Wireless System for Guitarists  Digital Wireless Guitar and Bass System with Bodypack Transmitter

Product Introduction

The Shure BLX14 Wireless Guitar System gives guitarists and bass players professional-quality Shure sound with a reliable and simple wireless solution. Designed for effortless setup and dependable performance, the BLX14 includes the BLX4 tabletop single-channel receiver, BLX1 bodypack transmitter, and WA302 premium instrument cable.

With up to 14 hours of battery life, a range of up to 300 feet (100 m), and the ability to run up to 12 systems simultaneously per frequency band, the BLX14 ensures your performance stays connected without dropouts. Ideal for rehearsal, stage, and live performance, the BLX14 makes legendary Shure wireless technology accessible for every guitarist.

Key Features

• Complete wireless guitar/bass system with BLX1 bodypack & WA302 instrument cable

• Superior Shure audio quality designed for professional musicians

• Up to 300 feet (100 m) operating range for total freedom on stage

• One-touch QuickScan frequency selection for easy setup

• Up to 14 hours battery life with 2x AA batteries

• Up to 12 compatible channels per frequency band (region dependent)

• Rugged Shure build quality for reliable daily use

• Expandable system options with other Shure BLX transmitters and receivers

� Technical Specifications

• System Type: Analog wireless instrument system

• Receiver: Shure BLX4 tabletop single-channel wireless receiver

• Transmitter: Shure BLX1 bodypack transmitter

• Cable: WA302 instrument cable (¼" to TA4F)

• Operating Range: Up to 300 ft / 100 m (line of sight)

• Frequency Response: 50 Hz – 15 kHz

• Audio Quality: Clear analog transmission with low noise

• Battery Life: Up to 14 hours (2x AA batteries)

• Channels: Up to 12 compatible systems per band (region dependent)

• Included Accessories:

  • 1x BLX4 receiver

  • 1x BLX1 bodypack transmitter

  • 1x WA302 instrument cable

  • 2x AA batteries

  • Power supply

  • Windscreens

  • User guide