All user reviews for the Shure PG14

I have used it live (and a few repetitions) for just over a year. I wanted a wireless system affordable, convenient, easy to use and reliable.
I have not been disappointed. This machine is really not bad, definitely the best for those who want to get into the wireless world, or simply for those who will not put too much money.
We were three in the group to have one, once the three are set to different channels, no more worries.
No significant latency scandalous.
The only drawback to this system is that it eats batteries rather quickly, especially if you stand away from your amp.

Otherwise, go for it, it's really good! (Excellent value for money)

I purchased this product 15 days ago. I tested it by repeating and with my bass guitar. It works really well. The sound reproduction is very faithful and breathless. Super easy to use, you put a 9V battery in the receiver (8 hours), we choose a channel (8 choices) on the transmitter and put the same on the receiver, it waits 2 seconds and it roll! Before I had tried a low-end model AKG was a disaster! So I hesitated between PG14E PGX14 and because I wanted above all the good stuff even if I ruin me. A friend who has this model for 2 years told me that there was no need to pay double for this model is already of excellent quality! They are 2 to use it as a group (set to channels 1 and 2) + singer with a SENNHEISER and it works really well! Of 40 concerts they have never had to change frequency (due to possible interference).

My only regret is missing the plastic case to put the equipment.

I truly believe I made the right choice!

After more than two years, it's still on top! J bought two rechargeable batteries of high quality, I provide more than 2:30 in conjunction with a single battery.

I used this wireless system for a few months until my mind to the evidence that its reliability was poor and reluctantly return to the traditional cable.

It was my first wireless system, I am now awaiting receipt of Line6 G30 relay.

Autonomy was not at the rendezvous only 3 hours!
The stalls were very frequent, until the sound cuts net (though very brief).
Using the three position selector never managed to regain the level of actual output of the guitar, whatever the model used (Gibson SG, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson, Fender Telecaster, Epiphone Sheraton). The first position completely baggy sound, the second was "good but not top" (a clear difference with a jack) and the third was the cruncher scrapes clean sound.

The quality / price is not so bad at this price, should not expect the stuff to pro ... But from Shure, I am disappointed.

The pros:
- Lots of channels available.

The -:
- Stalls very frequent.
- Loss of output level rather blatant, eaten on its first two levels of output, or conversely too high on the third.
- The autonomy of 3 hours max.

I will not repeat that choice.

I use this system for my bass (5 string) for a little over a year. Before this I had the AKG, Sennheiser's, T-Bone (Thomann), and frankly there is no picture! Everything goes very well without audible loss actually, contrary to the author of another review I did not stall, regardless of the config, whatever the size of the stage.

While autonomy is a bit short (but I managed to hold several times 5 hours, sufficient even for a long concert).

8 frequencies than enough in the scenarios I face, and frankly at this stage I do not see why I would spend more for something superior in functionality.

2 regrets: no carrying case (already mentioned in another review), and no rack adapter either (and I'm not sure that the adapter is compatible with Shure URT this model).