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Shure buzz I have a shure wireless microphone. I'm not sure if that's the exact model below. I paid about $400 for it. It has worked great. I've had it about 4 years. Now it creates a buzz in the system when I plug it in. Any suggestions. I don't think it's the mike but the receiver. Can I buy replacement parts or have it repaired?
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Try calling Shure at 800-516-2525. They are experts on their products and can help you troubleshoot. It's nearly impossible impossible to diagnose this in a forum.
"SM58" is just the cartridge. You need to look at the model number inside the battery compartment. The UT4 receiver will only work with a UT2 transmitter. They must both be on the same exact frequency.
Shure SM58 is not a wireless microphone, so clarify me the exact model for your wireless device in order to help you.
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The LX series was discontinued by Shure several years ago. They no longer have any new transmitters that would work with your receiver. You could look for a used transmitter, but it would need to be on the exact same frequency as your receiver. That will not be easy to find.
These were discontinued several years ago. You'll have to watch eBay or Craigslist. If you find a used one, it will need to be on the same exact frequency as your receiver in order to work. It won't be easy to find one on the same exact frequency, so good luck with your quest.
Maybe your battery is loosing contact, one of the most common problems with the older Shure models.
If there's a 9 volt battery in it, just bent the clips a little or put something behind the clips so that the contact is for sure.
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