Detail 01
Deep cardioid polar pattern
Reduces off-axis phase distortion for focused vocal reproduction.

Independent shopping perspective
The G57-band nickel AD2/K11N pairs an Axient Digital handheld transmitter with Shure’s KSM11 condenser vocal capsule. Its KSM11 response combines full low frequencies, transparent mids, and enhanced high-frequency pickup; a deep cardioid pattern helps maintain focused vocals by reducing off-axis phase distortion. The transmitter brings wide tuning, encryption, and Standard or High Density operation to the wireless setup. Power comes from either AA batteries or the SB900B rechargeable option, with dockable charging support.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Reduces off-axis phase distortion for focused vocal reproduction.
Detail 02
The capsule is specified to handle up to 150 dB SPL.
Detail 03
Covers the stated range with natural low and midrange clarity plus detailed highs.
Detail 04
Offers either AA batteries or the SB900B rechargeable power option.
Detail 05
Standard is for optimal coverage; High Density is for maximum system channel count and robust coverage.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It comes with the KSM11 wireless vocal microphone capsule.
It runs on AA batteries or an SB900B rechargeable power option, with dockable charging.
Yes. Encryption is included among the AD2 transmitter features.
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