Detail 01
Four channels
One receiver manages four wireless channels.

Independent shopping perspective
Shure’s AD4QUS is a four-channel Axient Digital receiver for demanding live-performance and installation systems. It works with AD and ADX transmitters, offers a 184 MHz tuning range, and uses 256-bit encryption. For crowded RF environments, it combines spectrum scanning and coordination with high-density mode, Quadversity, and frequency diversity. Ethernet monitoring, front-panel access, AES3 output, and Dante connectivity support hands-on operation as well as networked control and routing.


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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
One receiver manages four wireless channels.
Detail 02
The receiver is specified with 2.9 ms latency.
Detail 03
When enabled, it sends a second transmission to help protect against dropouts.
Detail 04
It places more channels within the available bandwidth.
Detail 05
It scans and coordinates frequencies, and can retain site-survey data for later use.
Detail 06
It provides AES3 digital audio output and Dante networking for routing across multiple units.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a four-channel digital wireless receiver.
It pairs with Shure AD and ADX series transmitters.
Yes. Its integrated spectrum manager scans and coordinates frequencies, and it can store site-survey data.
Yes. Dante connectivity is provided alongside AES3 digital audio output.