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AKG PT45 (Band B2, 774 - 778 MHz) wireless beltpack transmitter

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AKG PT45 (Band B2, 774 - 778 MHz) wireless beltpack transmitter
Product no: 9000-0008-4660 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

This version of the AKG PT45 beltpack transmitter is attuned to frequency band B2, which runs from 774 to 778 MHz. The transmitter is a part of the Perception Wireless series, which is renowned for its excellent price/quality ratio. The beltpack is made from a hard synthetic material and therefore weighs only 60 grams. You will hardly notice that you have the transmitter on you and you will be able to freely move across the stage. Within a radius of 30 metres, the AKG PT45 operates seamlessly with the AKG SR45 from the same series. The beltpack is delivered including a guitar cable and also operates in combination with headsets, tie-clip and instrument microphones, equipped with a 3-pin mini XLR connector.

Very practical to use

Setting the Perception Wireless is childishly simple. Via a few presses of the buttons, you will have the beltpack transmitter and receiver attuned to one another. These properties make the AKG PT45 ideal as your first wireless set and well suited for small stages, churches, rehearsal spaces, club rooms and conference halls. Besides a channel switch, the beltpack provides an infinitely adjustable gain control and a noiseless on/off/mute switch. The PT45 operates for up to eight hours on a single AA battery. A handy LED indicator lights up when the batteries require replacement.

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Please note:

The Perception Wireless series is available for other frequencies than Band B2 (774 - 778 MHz) as well.

Specifications

Product features

Microphone connection	TA3F/TQG (3-pin)
Battery type	AA
Battery life (approx.)	8 hours
Frequency band	AKG B2 (774 - 778 MHz)
Channel	59 (774 - 782 MHz)
Type of frequency band	700 - 799 MHz
Equipped with display	yes

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	100 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	36,0 x 24,0 x 6,0 cm

Product specifications

wireless beltpack transmitter
operates for eight hours on a single AA battery
battery type: LR6 AA alkaline
connector: 3-pin mini XLR
suited for guitar cables, headset and instrument microphone
gain control on the transmitter
noiseless on/off/mute switch
compact and rugged design
synthetic housing
colour: black
frequency band B2: 774 - 778 MHz
recommended simultaneous channels: 5
number of selectable frequencies: 8
fixed frequencies
range: 30 m
frequency range audio: 40 to 20,000 Hz
signal-noise ratio: 105 dB (A)
THD @ 1 kHz: 0.8 %
operating temperature: -10 to 55 degrees Celsius
nominal impedance: 1 Ohm
dimensions: 60 x 30 x 75.5 mm (W x D x H)
weight: 60 grams

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