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Shure WA360 In-Line Remote Mute Switch

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Shure WA360 Overview

The Shure WA360 switch is an in-line device used to remotely mute Shure lavalier microphones. This handy device may also be used as an audio on/off button, a push-to-talk switch, or a "cough" button. The WA360 is compatible with any Shure microphone featuring a Switchcraft TA4F connector. These include Models 839W, WL83, WL83A, WL84, WL84A, WL93, WL183, WL184, WL185, WH10TQG, WH20TQG, WCM16,SM83A, SM84A, MX183, MX184, and MX185.

UPC: 042406055154

Shure WA360 Reviews

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Will the Shure WA360 In-Line Remote Mute Switch work with the Shure SLX1?
Asked by: Kent G.
The Shure WA360 switch is an in-line device used to remotely mute Shure lavalier microphones. This handy device may also be used as an audio on/off button, a push-to-talk switch, or a cough button. The WA360 is compatible with any Shure microphone featuring a Switchcraft TA4F connector. These include Models 839W, WL83, WL83A, WL84, WL84A, WL93, WL183, WL184, WL185, WH10TQG, WH20TQG, WCM16,SM83A, SM84A, MX183, MX184, and MX185. The SLX1 system uses a TA4 type connector - so the WA360 should work.
Answered by: Mark S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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For the Shure WA360 I have detailed question about the actual button or switch. Is it just a momentary button that works at push to turn off and push again to turn back on? Or when you push the button does it stay in while it's off and then click it back out when it's on? Our Pastor can't hear whether his mic is on or off so we need a switch that he can feel with his hand to know whether it is turned on or off.
Asked by: Anonymous
it does stay clicked in then, clicks out when pushed again. they would have to just feel the height of the button I suppose.
Answered by: jay m.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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