Shure GLXD16 - The Absolute Golden Standard
- Archive review
From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check the maker's current range before you buy.
When people ask us "What is the best guitar wireless system?" and they're not looking for a specific price range, just best of the best, the GLXD16 model from Shure is often the first item that pops up in our noggins.
This is a high-end item with a high-end price, but also a stellar package that includes all the top-level features we ever needed in a wireless system. Make sure to check out all the extra details in the full review.



Features
One of the things that instantly grabs your attention about this device is the fact that the system features a stomp-box transmitter. This allows you to conveniently place the device in your pedalboard and keep it close to your guitar and the receiver, securing a stronger signal and higher reliability. The gizmo offers a working range of up to 200 feet (60 m), and we can confidently say that you will experience ZERO sonic interference or signal loss within 100 feet (30 m), which is more than enough for most players, even those performing at large venues. The device allows you to control up to four compatible systems in standard audio settings, and even up to 8 systems in ideal conditions. The package includes a single GLXD6 receiver, a GLXD1 body-pack transmitter, a WA305 locking-thread cable, a SB902 rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a PS23US power supply and even a SBC-USB-MicroB wall battery charger. You really get everything you need, and not a single additional accessory is needed.