Shure P3R PSM 300 T11
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P3R PSM 300 T11
Product Info
Article Number:
351402
Brand:
Shure
Model:
P3R PSM 300 T11
Category:
Wireless In-Ear Components
Price:
$467.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Shure P3R PSM 300 T11 is a solid, reliable receiver perfect for gigging musicians needing personal monitoring without a huge investment. It's a great entry point into Shure’s PSM system, offering excellent clarity and customizable mixes, especially useful for bands with multiple instruments needing distinct levels.
Product Description
- Shure P3R PSM 300 T11
- UHF InEar Receiver
- Frequency range: T11 (863-865 MHz)
- Black plastic housing
- 3.5 mm stereo jack output
- Personal mix control
- Very wide stereo separation
- MixMode function
- Weight: 318 g
- Powered by 2x AA batteries
PROS
- • Robust plastic housing feels surprisingly durable for the price.
- • MixMode offers excellent flexibility for stage adjustments.
- • Clear, wide stereo separation enhances the listening experience.
- • Personal mix control allows for tailored monitoring levels.
CONS
- • 318g weight can become fatiguing during extended performances.
- • AA battery power isn't as convenient as rechargeable options.
- • Limited frequency band necessitates careful coordination in crowded RF environments.
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Key Features
Type
Wireless In-Ear Receiver
Frequency Band
863-865 MHz (T11)
Channels
Dependent on PSM 300 system configuration
Range
Approximately 100 ft (line of sight, typical environment)
Battery Life
Approximately 8 hours (with alkaline batteries)
Weight
318 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
MixMode allows you to quickly switch between a full stereo mix and a mono mix, helpful for vocal clarity or troubleshooting feedback issues.
Availability depends on your location; it's generally a popular band so coordination with other wireless gear is crucial to avoid dropouts.
Yes, rechargeable AAs work fine, but ensure they provide a stable voltage; lower voltage can slightly reduce operating time.
