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RADIO LINKS FOR PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS

AKG WMS 40 UHF FOR INSTRUMENTS

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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.

PT 40 Portable transmitter

MIC/LINE selector and GAIN control

Set the MIC/LINE selector (left) to the correct position depending

on whether you connected a microphone or instrument to the

transmitter. Since instruments deliver a much higher output

level than microphones do, set the selector to “LINE” for instru-

ments and to “MIC” for microphones to avoid spectacularly

overloading the transmitter's audio input or getting an extreme-

ly weak audio signal. The GAIN control (right) lets you fine

adjust the audio section gain to the output level of the connec-

ted instrument or microphone.

More and more musicians prefer wireless

microphones, so AKG was asked to create a

wireless system specifically for "minimally

invasive" miking of acoustic instruments

with no on-board pickup. The proven AKG

MicroMic Series microphones in conjunc-

tion with the AKG PT 40 bodypack trans-

mitter and SR 40 portable receiver provide

a solution offering exceptional quality,

price/performance, and flexibility. Since

the high quality MicroMic Series micro-

phone capsules require high-performance

production lines they are made at the AKG

factory in Vienna, Austria. Expensive UHF

technology has been optimized for the spe-

cific requirements of wireless systems for

smaller venues such as clubs, rehearsal

rooms, or local community centers.

The WMS 40 provides fully professional

audio and UHF transmission quality adjus-

ted to the needs of musicians on a budget.

The MicroMic Series includes a wide choice

of small, light microphones designed for

easy mounting on various instruments and

liberates musicians from the constraints

imposed by stand-mounted microphones.

Of course, all MicroMics will leave no trace

on the instrument when you remove them.

Using an AKG WMS 40 Bodypack System

with AKG MicroMic Series microphones is

an optimum solution for acoustic guitar,

violin, banjo, zither, accordion, various

wind instruments, and many other applica-

tions.

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