The (174 to 216 MHz) UA860V Passive Omnidirectional Antenna from Shure is a VHF antenna that is compatible with the QLX-D and ULX-D wireless systems. It can be used with the UA845-UWB and UA844+V antenna distribution systems, and the UA834V in-line amplifier. It easily mounts to microphone stands and includes a 10' coaxial antenna cable.
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Key Features
- Omnidirectional Dipole Reception Pattern
- Integrated Threaded Adapter
- Easily Mounts to Microphone Stand
- Includes UA8-174-216 Antenna
The (174 to 216 MHz) UA860V Passive Omnidirectional Antenna from Shure is a VHF antenna that is compatible with the QLX-D and ULX-D wireless systems. It can be used with the UA845-UWB and UA844+V antenna distribution systems, and the UA834V in-line amplifier. It easily mounts to microphone stands and includes a 10' coaxial antenna cable.
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Shure UA860 Overview
Compatible with VHF QLX-D and ULX-D wireless systems, UA845-UWB and UA844+V Antenna distribution systems, and UA834V in-line amplifier
UPC: 042406461191
Shure UA860 Specs
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Shure UA860 Reviews
Major problem solver
By Scott
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-05-16
We installed a pair of these at an outside arena at a camp to solve the drop of signal issues they were having. Problem solved - and they are outdoor rated, so they can take the sun and rain during camp season.
Great Product!
By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-01-02
Obviously, you cant go wrong with Shure. But, this omni antenna is great. Super versatile and no assembly required. If you need an antenna cant recommend this one enough.
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