Shure Audio Players & Recorders - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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 ..

You would need to look for a used one on eBay or Craigslist.

There is no reset on the system. What problem are you having?

It sounds like system incompatibility and the fact you are using a fake copy of one of the best microphones that has set an industry standard. See if you can find someone with a real Sure, or comparable mic. Also check the wiring and shielding on the mic, and also on the on the socket of the Complete. Hum and Buzz is nearly always bad wiring. You could also post here in this forum.

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https://www.native-instruments.com > forum > threads Jul 3, 2021 - Hi all I have a Komplete Audio 6 Mk1 audio interface, and I'm considering either upgrading to Komplete Audio 6 Mk2 or Komplete Audio 2 Mk2. https://www.google.com/search?q=komplete+audio+6+mk1+hum+on+microphone ..

It's a condenser mic, so I suspect you aren't getting power to it. Make sure the phantom power is turned on on the mixer.

Question edited for correct maker name Shire/Shure and what it is. Question moved from Televisions to the correct category. If it has been dropped by someone, it needs a new capsule, but first check the wiring and shielding on the cables and plugs. https://www.google.com/search?q=shure+beta+87a+capsule ..

Usually black is the ground wire, or shield and red is the hot wire that goes to the center contact or one away from ground. White or green could be common or ground too. Graphics: https://www.google.com/search?q=microphone+model+5895+wiring&client=firefox-b-1-ab&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=f2aToZE7X9AjLM%253A%252C-Aeo5QT9ebcsqM%252C_&usg=__V4gXVSInodd_bBjOw1pAd6yuKkU%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiY_rPa3rfZAhUGON8KHdnNA1kQ9QEIKzAA#imgrc=f2aToZE7X9AjLM:

This system is out of date and actually ******* to use sell (NOS or old) or in the US these days as the govt. sold off those wireless frequencies to the cell phone companies. The mute icon is likely always on because as soon as you power it up the cellco transmitters are overpowering the miniscule 20 milliwatts your system puts out. Sell it legally on ebay mexico or europe where those frequencies are still in use for wireless mics.

Very doubtful this is a proprietary part. Look online at the Nuetrik and Switchcraft catalogs and you'll likely find it.

Shure can help you with the repair. www.shure.com/service Shure's repair facility is in Niles, IL.

• Because the US govt. has sold off those frequencies to Sprint/ATT/Verizon and that is the interference you are hearing. It is now ******* to use those systems, as they interfere with cellular systems. I wouldn't buy another wireless system for a year or so, as the govt. has just done this AGAIN and audio pros will now again be buying new wireless systems replaced just years ago because of the govt's need for money and cell co's need for bandwidth.
• Next time, step up and buy a tuneable system that will allow you to scan for open frequencies to use so you can avoid stepping on/being stepped on by someone else using the same frequency but with much more power than the 20 mw a PSM 200 puts out.
• You cannot legally sell this system (new or used) in the US today. To unload it, sell it on eBay Mexico or europe, where these frequencies are still in use and legal.

Shure SLX2 Service Manual

The grounding in the mic must be defective, if that is not the case then the mic is defective.

PLEASE be more precise. Firs time I hear of a CHARGEABLE headset. Usually they use batteries, and you charge them outside with their charger. Peace-

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Adjust the preamplifier level to approx. 9-12o'clock on the input trim. Then adjust the master level to the desired output. More about proper gain stages HERE: http://www.homebrewaudio.com/what-are-gain-stages-in-audio-recording-and-live-sound/

The noise you are hearing is probably coming from the power supply to the wireless microphone system. I would suspect a "ground-loop" problem. (Google that if necessary ) Best course of action would be to MUTE that channel on the mixer OR find the source of your "ground-loop" problem.

It should spin off of the transmitter if it is a wireless unit