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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Ferreira" data-source="post: 55637" data-attributes="member: 138">Re: Shure ULX-DHad 2 demo units come through the shop last week. We decided to A/B them with our ULX&#039;s. Since all of our lavs are 185&#039;s, we put one on the ULX-D to really compare the units. The ULX-D sounded brighter then the older ULX unit. Every time that you turn the encryption on or off you have to re-sync the unit to the reciever. The sync is extremely fast on these units. Speaking of fast, it takes literaly 0.5 sec to turn the beltpack/hand held on and start speaking, no waiting for the green light. I didn&#039;t like the &quot;Menu&quot; button on the hand held mic. We managed to get it to stick acouple of times and it feels flimsy. This button also has 5 functions 1) press to acess menu 2&amp;3) Up &amp; down to scroll through menu 4) Right is enter and 5) Left is exit.I will find the full write up we did and repost it in here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steve Ferreira, post: 55637, member: 138"] Re: Shure ULX-D Had 2 demo units come through the shop last week. We decided to A/B them with our ULX's. Since all of our lavs are 185's, we put one on the ULX-D to really compare the units. The ULX-D sounded brighter then the older ULX unit. Every time that you turn the encryption on or off you have to re-sync the unit to the reciever. The sync is extremely fast on these units. Speaking of fast, it takes literaly 0.5 sec to turn the beltpack/hand held on and start speaking, no waiting for the green light. I didn't like the "Menu" button on the hand held mic. We managed to get it to stick acouple of times and it feels flimsy. This button also has 5 functions 1) press to acess menu 2&3) Up & down to scroll through menu 4) Right is enter and 5) Left is exit. I will find the full write up we did and repost it in here. [/QUOTE]

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