Configured kit
Power
A power lead matched to the rack inlet and the regional plug agreed for your build. TRUE1 lead shown as a reference.
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Utility rack · 4U
In Ears Analog
Two stereo monitor mixes. A simple analog patch. Built around the way you hear the show.
The complete packing list
What you get
The rack hardware and the essentials that travel with it—configured for your system.
Inside the rack
The reference build
2× Shure PSM 900 / P9T
Two P9T transmitters provide two independent stereo monitor mixes. Bodypack quantities and RF bands are configured to order.
RF Venue COMBINE6 HDR
One six-input transmitter combiner joins the fitted IEM transmitters to the rear antenna connection.
CLR power distribution
Rack-mounted power distribution and internal power wiring, specified for the installed equipment.
Also included: the CLR enclosure, fitted backplate, mounting hardware and internal power/signal patching for the agreed reference build. Product pictures identify the equipment family; final models and variants follow your quotation.
In the kit
Ready to connect
Your configuration sets the packing list — The rack hardware is listed here. Microphone transmitters, capsules, bodypack receivers, earpieces, external antennas and batteries are supplied only in the quantities and regional variants agreed with your configuration. An external CP Beam antenna is an option, not an included item. The illustrated backplate has one AC IN connector; final power backup arrangements are specified separately. Travel bags and cases are optional transport choices, not included by default.
Technical specifications
The numbers behind
your monitoring
Reference configuration: two Shure PSM 900 transmitters and one RF Venue COMBINE6 HDR. Frequency variants and accessories are selected for your show.
- Rack format
- 4U CLR rack
- Monitor mixes
- 2 independent stereo mixes from 2 × Shure P9T transmitters
- Bodypack receivers
- Multiple compatible bodypacks can share each mix on the same frequency; supplied quantity is configured to order
- Audio patch
- 4 rear XLR inputs: mix 1 L/R and mix 2 L/R
- Transmitter input level
- Selectable +4 dBu line / −10 dBV aux
- Antenna combining
- 6 RF inputs → 1 antenna output; 2 inputs used in this build
- Combiner frequency range
- 470–608 MHz USA/Canada variant · 470–698 MHz international variant
- Combiner input limit
- 60 mW maximum per input; 50 dB typical input isolation
- RF cabling
- BNC connections with 50 Ω low-loss coax; cable length and loss specified for antenna placement
- Optional CP Beam antenna
- 470–698 MHz · 9 dBd gain · right-hand circular polarization · 63–70° beamwidth · N-female connector with BNC adapter
- Rack power
- Redundant rack power is part of the design; the illustrated rear has one AC IN. Supply arrangement and ratings are confirmed for the ordered build
The CP Beam is an optional antenna, not an included-item promise. Antenna gain focuses RF energy; it is not additional transmitter power or a guaranteed operating distance.
RF setup: Keep transmitter output within the combiner’s 60 mW input limit and the permitted local radiated-power limit. The illustrative render’s 100 mW display is not a recommended setting for this configuration.
Manufacturer references: Shure PSM 900 manual ↗ · COMBINE6 HDR specifications ↗ · CP Beam specifications ↗
Regions & frequency variants
Choose the band
for your tour
PSM 900 is a product family, not one worldwide frequency range. P9T transmitters and compatible bodypacks come in frequency-band variants. For example, G6E covers 470–506 MHz and G7E covers 506–542 MHz; other variants cover different ranges and offer different RF-power settings.
Choose the transmitter and receiver variants together, with a usable frequency overlap inside the combiner and antenna bandwidth. A wideband antenna cannot extend a transmitter’s tuning range.
Before an international tour, check every destination’s current frequency permissions, licensing requirements and radiated-power limits with the local RF coordinator or relevant authority. A tunable frequency is not automatically legal or clear at every venue. Some itineraries may require different regional equipment; no single variant is promised to cover every country.
Plan your touring configuration →Portable by design
Rack to road
4U reference format. Plan a protective Peli case around the complete build.
01 / Peli case
Protection for the road
A fitted Peli case adds rigid protection, with an insert and accessory space planned for your complete rack.
Optional transport, configured to order. These drawings illustrate travel formats, not this rack’s exact insert or included accessories. Final packed dimensions and weight are confirmed with your build. Airline cabin acceptance depends on the carrier’s current rules.
The rear patch
How it connects
- Your console supplies two stereo monitor mixes to the four rear XLR inputs.
- The two Shure P9T transmitters feed the COMBINE6 HDR, which combines them into one antenna path.
- Compatible bodypacks receive either mix. Sharing a mix does not create additional independent mixes.
- Mix 1
- IN 1 L / IN 1 R: left and right analog feed to the first stereo IEM transmitter.
- Mix 2
- IN 2 L / IN 2 R: left and right analog feed to the second stereo IEM transmitter.
- RF & power
- One ANT connection from the combiner · one AC IN on the illustrated backplate.
The drawing shows the reference connector layout, not every connection on each internal device. Final routing, cable types and regional equipment variants are confirmed for your build.
Suggested add-ons
Add what the show needs
Optional additions, not part of the packing list above. We confirm compatibility with your system.
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Tell us what your system needs
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