Using the Shure SLXD35 System, you can easily transform your favourite XLR microphone into a fully wireless microphone - even if it's a condenser, since this model features phantom power. Simply plug the included Shure SLXD3 Snap-On Transmitter into any microphone with a 3-pin XLR connection and convert everything from dynamic vocal microphones (so they can be used for interviews and panel discussions), to shotgun microphones, removing the issues caused by cable-noise and supporting a shorter boom arm without fear of the cable getting in shot. The Shure SLXD5 Receiver The included SLXD5 receiver is no bigger than a beltpack and can be powered by two AA batteries or the compatible Shure SB 903 rechargeable battery (not included), so it doesn't even need to be plugged into a power socket. For a neat one-person setup, this receiver can also be secured to a camera using the included cold-shoe mount. Shure SLX Digital Audio As soon as you compare the audio quality of older analogue wireless systems with digital models, you're looking at a huge leap forward. Via this smart, Shure-developed digital system, the 24-bit audio resolution guarantees a massive dynamic range of no-less-than 118 decibels, removing any chance of noise. The boosted audio quality is not the only advantage, since the Shure SLXD system also uses the available bandwidth as efficiently as possible, meaning that multiple systems can be operated at the same time without fear of any issues.