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HEAD-WORN MICS FOR LEAD AND BACKING VOCALS

AKG WMS 40 UHF FOR VOCALS

Mini XLR connector

A locking 3-pin mini XLR connector pro-

vides a reliable connection to a head-

worn microphone from AKG.

ON/MUTE/OFF switch

Setting the switch to the "MUTE"

position mutes the audio signal,

while the transmitter continues

radiating the RF carrier frequency.

This prevents the receiver from

being disturbed by other transmit-

ters while the microphone is “off

the air”.

Flexible antenna

To maintain perfect transmission, the

antenna should be visible from the recei-

ver location at all times. So make sure

never to cover the antenna with clothes or

other elements of the costume.

Battery status LED

With a minimum battery life of 35 hours, the PT 40

gives you more hours of fun per dollar than most of its

competitors. And if the battery status LED illuminates

after all, don’t panic: you still got 50 minutes before

the batteries are dead so you can easily steal away for

a minute to replace them.

Rear panel and battery compartment

Belt clip for fixing the transmitter to a belt.

Frequency and color code label for easy frequency identification

in a multichannel system.

MIC/LINE selector: Sets the audio section input either to MIC or

LINE level.

GAIN: Fine adjusts the sensitivity of the transmitter’s audio sec-

tion to the output level of the connected microphone or

instrument.

Head-worn microphones are becoming

increasingly popular with vocalists who also

play an instrument, or performers needing

absolute mobility, particularly those who do

not only sing but also dance on stage. The

C 420 L and C 444 L from AKG are head-

worn condenser microphones that provide a

perfect vocal sound, wide dynamic range,

and good intelligibility.

Sharing the outstanding, proverbial quality

AKG transducers are famous for, these two

microphones deliver excellent sound.

Backed by more than fifty years of experi-

ence, AKG R&D designed microphone trans-

ducers that are small, inconspicuous, extre-

mely light, and do not obstruct the user's

field of vision. The transducers are made by

AKG in Austria, Europe.

The C 420 L and C 444 L are cardioid

microphones that focus their sensitivity at

the user's mouth and reduce unwanted off-

axis noise to a minimum. The AKG WMS 40

is a UHF wireless system with an outstan-

ding price/performance ratio. It has been

designed to bring uncompromising audio to

smaller venues such as clubs, rehearsal

rooms, or local community centers. It

makes professional UHF technology acces-

sible to musicians on a budget and is an

ideal choice for lead vocalists as well as

singing keyboardists, drummers, guitarists,

or dancers. The WMS 40 combines ease of

use with a simply fabulous sound!

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