Shure P3RA PSM 300 K3E
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P3RA PSM 300 K3E
Product Info
Article Number:
351403
Brand:
Shure
Model:
P3RA PSM 300 K3E
Category:
Wireless In-Ear Components
Price:
$577.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Shure P3RA PSM 300 K3E is a solid, reliable in-ear receiver offering excellent audio clarity and personal mix control. Perfect for gigging musicians and vocalists needing a dependable wireless monitoring solution, especially those prioritizing a robust build and good sound quality over ultimate channel flexibility.
Product Description
- Shure P3RA PSM 300 K3E
- UHF In-ear receiver
- Frequency range: K3E (606 - 630 MHz)
- Black metal housing
- 3.5 mm Stereo jack output
- Personal mix control using the MixMode function
- Exceptionally wide stereo separation
- Operates with 2x AA batteries up to 5.5 h or with optional SB900 rechargeable battery up 7 h
- Weight: 415 g
PROS
- • Solid metal housing provides excellent durability on stage.
- • MixMode offers surprisingly granular personal mix control.
- • Wide stereo separation delivers a truly immersive listening experience.
- • SB900 battery option extends playtime for longer gigs.
CONS
- • The 415g weight can become fatiguing during long performances.
- • K3E band offers limited channel availability in congested areas.
- • 3.5mm output restricts compatibility with some professional gear.
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Key Features
Type
Wireless In-Ear Receiver
Frequency Band
K3E (606 - 630 MHz)
Channels
Variable, dependent on system configuration
Range
Up to 150 ft, line of sight
Battery Life
5.5 h (AA) / 7 h (SB900)
Weight
415 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
MixMode allows you to subtly adjust the level of each channel in your IEM mix, providing a level of customization not usually found at this price point.
The K3E band can be crowded in urban areas, so scanning for clear channels is essential for reliable performance. Consider a wider frequency band if you consistently experience dropouts.
Yes, you can, but you’ll need a standard stereo line output from your console and potentially an attenuator to properly level the signal for comfortable listening.
