Lead / backing vocals
AKG.WIRELESS.UHF
Working Distance and Proximity Effect
Your voice will sound bigger and fuller, the closer
you hold the microphone to your lips. Proximity
effect is a dramatic boost of low frequencies
that occurs when you sing into the microphone
from less than 2 inches and gives more “body”
to your voice.
Moving away from the microphone will create a
more distant sound as the microphone picks up
more of the other sounds in the room.
TRANSMITTERS
PT40 Bodypack Transmitter + C 420 L head-worn mic
TRANSMITTERS
SO40 transmitter + dynamic mic (e.g., D 880)
TRANSMITTERS
HT40 Handheld Transmitter
+
SR40
RECEIVERS
SR40 diversity
RECEIVERS
Selecting
Receivers >> Page 11
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Alternative TRANSMITTERS
Transmitters recommended by AKG
Receivers recommended by AKG
For performers who need absolute
mobility, e.g., actors or singing
instrumentalists.
>> Page 5
This transmitter turns any wired
dynamic microphone into a
wireless mic.
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• High quality D 880 element for crystal
clear vocal sound.
(“... for vocalists, the D 880 is a viable alternative
to the classic SM 58...“
Sound Check 2/’01)
• Operates for up to 35 hours
off the same pair of AA size
batteries.
• Lowest operating cost in its class.
• DC/DC converter maintains constant
transmission quality throughout
battery life.
• Integrated antenna for optimized RF
output and perfect transmission
quality.
• Ease of use; controls include
on/mute/off switch and battery status
LED.
• Soft-touch finish for reduced
susceptibility to handling noise.
• Replaceable color code clip for
channel identification.
TRANSMITTERS
HT40 Handheld Transmitter
For vocalists.
Your voice will cut through the
mix LOUD AND CLEAR when you
use the HT 40 transmitter. It
capsule is the proven EMOTION
SERIES D 880 microphone
element.
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“The well-shaped, pleasantly light mic
settles optimally into the hand. …
Even when comparing it with a hardwire
D 880, I could hear no coloration or
distortion.” (Sound Check 5/’00)
“… the WMS 40 wireless system
can take a lot of abuse.”
(Tastenwelt 4/’00)
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