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AKG - WMS470 PT/I-B1
The AKG WMS470 wireless system is a complete UHF solution for guitar, comprising a receiver, a pocket transmitter and a jack cable, designed for stage set-ups where freedom of movement really matters. Its wide 30 MHz bandwidth makes it easy to manage multiple frequencies, with a scalable architecture that can accommodate more ambitious set-ups without making things unnecessarily complicated.
Presentation
Transmission benefits from Signal Pilot, which is designed to minimise the impact of noise and interference on the radio link. Infrared transmitter adjustment also speeds up the set-up process, an approach particularly suited to installations where several systems need to be prepared methodically rather than by a bit of magic and a few crossed fingers.
The SR470 receiver incorporates all the components required for a structured installation, including a power supply, antennas and rack-mounting accessories. The system also allows the battery status of the transmitters to be monitored and features programmable alerts with a two-colour display.
This design provides a clear overview of the various operating parameters and facilitates the monitoring of a multi-component wireless setup, particularly in clubs, venues and medium-sized events where every radio link counts.
Features
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AKG WMS470PT/I-B1
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Wireless transmission system comprising:
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Receiver: SR470
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Pocket transmitter: PT470
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Cable: ∅6.35 mm TS jack ⭢ mini XLR: MK/GL
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Frequency type: Variable
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Frequency range: 650 ⭢ 680 MHz
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Modulation: FM
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RF power: 50 mW
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Bandwidth: 35 Hz to 20 kHz
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Signal-to-noise ratio: 120 dBA
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Audio output: XLR + ∅6.35 mm TS jack
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Power supply: 12V, 0.5A adapter / 1.5 V AA battery
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Battery life: ≈ 7 ⭢ 14 h
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Supplied with: rack-mount kit, antennas, AA battery
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Dimensions:
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Transmitter: 74 x 60 x 30 mm
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Receiver: 202 x 190 x 44 mm
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Transmitter: 90 g
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Receiver: 972 g
To find out more...
Robust and reliable for professional applications
Up to 16 frequencies per band (48 in several bands)
Signal Pilot for protection against noise and interference
Quick and easy infrared adjustment of transmitters
Transmission of transmitter autonomy status
Programmable alert functions with two-colour display
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Founded in 1947 in Vienna, AKG is today one of the major players in the world of audio, with references for microphones and headphones used in the world's largest recording studios. These include the C414 condenser microphone, the small C451 diaphragm and the K series of monitoring headsets.
Since its acquisition by Harman International in 1994, AKG has continued to innovate with new stage microphones, analog and digital wireless systems, the Perception Series, and collaborations with artists such as Tiësto on DJ headphones.
