Top 20 Shure T2 / PG58 Professional Microphone Questions & Answers

First, make certain they are on the same frequency band. Then, simply set them to the same channel. That's it. It's that simple.

Contact Shure for a service manual

Make certain to use an XLR input on the mixer.

Unscrew Grill.

It could be many different things. An experienced technician would need to look over the entire transmitter to diagnose what is wrong. The following company might be able to repair it: www.deltaaudio.biz

What is happening to the switches, specifically? Our shop has fixed hundreds of T2s but rarely a switch problem. We'd guess they're getting gunked up. Send a photo to Delta Audio and we'll try to advise. Good luck.

Contact the following for repair: http://shure.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4053

See if this link helps:
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Those receivers were discontinued several years ago.

Hi, the transmit frequency range of this microphone is anything from 169.445 to 216.000 MHz.

1) Pop off the switch actuators.
2) Remove the cartridge on top.
3) Remove the c-clip that holds the circuit board int the handle (this is where the cartridge used to be)
4) Slide out the circuit board.

If you have a T2 transmitter, there is a place in Chicago that repairs them. Try contact them. Delta Audio, 773-764-3634.

The upper assembly unscrews at the windscreen. Carefully - as there are shock mount parts and all matter of trouble hiding there. Guess you can't break it any worse. If you get it all together again, the more likely cause of being intermittent is the on/off switch.

Hi,

It depends on the quality of the battery.
My advice is to pull out the battery after a week of non using.

Regards,
Gerard

Do these have the interchangeable heads?

Unscrew the head and check the raised pins, these often become dirty and the connection can become poor over time, especially with a knock.

Call Shure Parts at 800-516-2525.

Two screws on the back of the battery casing, then prise out the battery tray (it's a detachable moulded tray in the mic body) using a small screwdriver in the slot near the power button. Under the threads of the battery cover is screw which holds in the PCB, unscrew this. Take the full mic head off (not just the ball, but an inch further down with the capsule in it), and remove the circlip inside. The PCB then slides out towards the head end of the mic.

Hi, please attempt to factory reset your microphone. Also, some companies only allow certain accessories like a battery to be provided by them or special partner companies. So, please verify with your manufacturer that duracell batteries are allowed to be used within their products. Thank you.

I used to send them to Shure for service or repair. https://www.google.com/search?q=DISMANTLE+SHURE+KSM8 ..