Product Detail
The AKG HT4500 BD7 is an outstanding analog wireless handheld microphone system. It allows you to connect to four different microphones, making it suitable for a wide range of uses. Its unique dipole - antenna design provides reliable transmission, even if your hand covers one pole of the antenna. A pilot tone constantly sends data like mute switch position and remaining battery life to the receiver. With two standard AA alkaline batteries, it offers an amazing 15 - hour battery life. You can also use the optional BP4000 battery pack, which can be charged inside the transmitter, and you can easily check its exact remaining battery life in hours. Key features include interchangeable microphone heads, leading - edge dipole - antenna technology, up to 50mW transmission power, operation in Band 7 (500 - 530 MHz), and clear display of remaining battery hours. In terms of technical specs, it has an audio frequency bandwidth of 35 to 20000 Hz, a signal - to - noise ratio of 120 dB - A, and a THD at 1 kHz of 0.3%. It can operate in temperatures from - 10 to 55 Celsius, with a peak deviation of 48 kHz. The radio has a switching bandwidth of 30 MHz, supports 50 recommended simultaneous channels, and offers 1220 selectable frequencies in 25kHz steps. It has a wireless range of up to 100m (depending on the antenna system), uses FM modulation, and has a pilot tone. The transmitter has a nominal deviation of 20 kHz, radio output power from 10 to 50 mW, and comes with a C535 WL1 microphone head version. The microphone head is interchangeable, and synchronization is manual.
Using the AKG HT4500 BD7 wireless microphone system is easy. First, insert two standard AA alkaline batteries or the optional BP4000 battery pack into the transmitter. Connect your preferred microphone head to the transmitter. Turn on the transmitter and the receiver, and manually synchronize them if needed. When using, hold the microphone as you normally would. The unique dipole - antenna design means you don't have to worry too much if your hand covers part of the antenna. To take care of your microphone system, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures outside the - 10 to 55 Celsius range. If you're using the BP4000 battery pack, charge it inside the transmitter using the integrated charging contacts. Check the battery life regularly, as the system shows the remaining battery hours clearly. When not in use for a long time, remove the batteries to prevent leakage and damage to the device.
