Shure BLX1288/CVL Wireless System

Yes, the BLX1288 receiver is a dual-channel unit, meaning it can simultaneously receive signals from both the handheld transmitter and the bodypack transmitter used with the lavalier mic.

The CVL is primarily designed for speech applications like presentations and public speaking. While it can capture vocals, it is an electret condenser mic optimized for the frequency range of the human voice rather than high-fidelity musical performance.

Both the BLX1 bodypack and the BLX2 handheld transmitters run on two AA batteries. You can expect up to 14 hours of continuous use, depending on the battery type and quality.

The system includes the receiver, the transmitters, and the necessary power supply. While it includes an XLR cable for connecting to a mixer, you may need additional cables depending on your specific sound system setup.

The BLX system uses Shure's QuickScan frequency selection, which automatically locates the best open frequency in your area. This helps minimize interference and ensures a stable connection during your performance.

The receiver is built with a molded ABS housing, which is lightweight yet sturdy enough to withstand the rigors of regular transport and live event environments.