Shure P3T PSM 300 K3E
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P3T PSM 300 K3E
Product Info
Article Number:
351394
Brand:
Shure
Model:
P3T PSM 300 K3E
Category:
In-Ear Transmitters
Price:
$482.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The P3T is a solid, reliable in-ear transmitter, perfect for working musicians and smaller bands needing a dependable monitoring solution. Shure's audio processing keeps things sounding professional, and MixMode makes dialling in the right sound a breeze. It’s a great value proposition for bands prioritizing audio quality and flexibility without breaking the bank.
Product Description
- Shure P3T PSM 300 K3E
- UHF in-ear transmitter
- Frequency range: K3E (606 - 630 MHz)
- Stereo transmitter with 24 bit audio processing
- Audio reference companding
- MixMode function
- Infrared transmission from transmitter to receiver
- 2 Jack inputs
- 2 Jack outputs
- Removable BNC antenna
- Transmission range: 38 - 15
- 000 Hz
- 30 mW transmission power
- Case size: 9.5"
- Includes power supply
PROS
- • Shure’s Audio Reference Companding delivers exceptionally clean, clear audio.
- • MixMode offers incredible flexibility for stage monitoring mixes.
- • The K3E band provides a good selection of usable frequencies in many regions.
- • Robust build quality – feels solid and reliable for gigging.
CONS
- • Infrared transmission can be susceptible to interference from stage lighting.
- • Limited channel count compared to some higher-end systems.
- • The BNC antenna is basic; an upgraded antenna would improve range.
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Key Features
Frequency Band
K3E (606 - 630 MHz)
Channels
24
Power
30 mW
Connections
2 Jack inputs, 2 Jack outputs, Removable BNC antenna
Rack Mountable
Yes, with optional rack mount kit
Weight
2.3 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Infrared is generally more susceptible to line-of-sight issues and interference from stage lighting, so placement and careful setup are key for best results.
No, the P3T is specific to the K3E frequency band; compatibility is limited to receivers using the same band.
Latency is typically minimal, but can be slightly higher than RF systems in environments with significant infrared interference – generally imperceptible for most musicians.
