WA616M - Uncategorized SHURE - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Microphone Color ID Rings
Brand	Shure
Model	WA616M
Purpose	Identify microphones with color-coded rings
Compatibility	Shure microphones with threaded handle (e.g., SM58, Beta 58A)
Color Options	Multi-color (various rings included)
Material	Plastic
Installation	Place ring at base of microphone grille
Removal Method	Unscrew handle ~3 turns, then push ring down to remove
Package Contents	Set of identification rings (quantity not specified)
Power Requirement	None (passive accessory)
Care Instructions	Wipe with dry cloth; avoid liquids
Spare Parts Availability	Contact Shure or authorized dealers
Repairability	Replaceable rings; no user-serviceable parts

Frequently Asked Questions - WA616M SHURE

What is the Shure WA616M?

The Shure WA616M is a set of color ID rings used to identify different microphones on stage or in the studio. They are placed at the base of the microphone grille.

How do I install the identification rings?

To install, simply place the ring at the base of the microphone grille. Ensure it fits snugly around the handle.

How do I remove the battery contact cover?

To remove the battery contact cover (if applicable), partially unscrew the handle about three turns, then screw it back on. This pushes the ring down enough to be removed with your fingers.

Are these rings compatible with all Shure microphones?

The WA616M rings are designed for Shure microphones with a threaded handle, such as the SM58 and Beta 58A. They may not fit other models.

What colors are available?

The rings come in multiple colors (specific color set not listed). You can mix and match to identify different microphones.

How many rings come in a set?

The exact number of rings per set is not specified in the manual. Typically, such sets include 5-10 rings in assorted colors.

Can I use these rings with other brands?

They are designed for Shure microphones. They may physically fit on other brands with similar handle dimensions, but compatibility is not guaranteed.

How do I clean the rings?

Clean the rings with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive cleaners to prevent damage.

Are the rings reusable?

Yes, the rings are reusable. You can swap them between microphones as needed.

Where can I buy replacements?

Replacement rings can be purchased from Shure authorized dealers or directly from the Shure website. Contact Shure customer service for availability.

USER MANUAL WA616M SHURE

Online user guide for WA616M identification rings.

Version: 2.0 (2020-H)

Table of Contents

WA616M Color ID Rings

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Identification Rings 3

Removing the Contact Cover 3

WA616M

Color ID Rings

Identification Rings

These multi-color rings help to identify microphones. Place the ID rings at the base of each microphone as shown.

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Removing the Contact Cover

To remove the battery contact cover, partially unscrew the handle, about three turns, and then screw it back on. This pushes the ring down enough so it may be removed with the fingers.

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