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AKG HT470 D5 wireless handheld transmitter band 1: 650-680 MHz

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AKG HT470 D5 wireless handheld transmitter band 1: 650-680 MHz
Product no: 9000-0005-7375 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The HT470 D5 is a wireless handheld microphone with dynamic capsule. The capsule has a super-cardioid pickup pattern, which means that it ignores sound from the back and the sides, so that feedback won´t be an issue. This high-quality microphone by AKG is a reliable choice for various applications.

AKG HT470 D5: dynamic ease of use

The real forte of the D5 capsule is that environmental noise is hardly picked up. Only the vocals of the singer or host are transferred. This makes the HT470 D5 perfect for noisy situations. The super-cardioid pickup pattern has a concentrated pickup angle, so that only sound from the front is picked up.

Freedom of movement

Thanks to the two-pole internal antenna with 50mW output power, the HT470 has an interference-free range of dozens of metres from the receiver. A display offers information about the remaining battery life, which is passed on to the SR470 receiver. The on/off button is 'silent': you won't be bothered by the infamous, loud popping sound when switching off. On a single AA battery, this handheld can last for up to 14 hours. A, separately available, dock charger (CU 400) offers quick charging options. With the AKG HT470 D5, you will be provided with a clear, interference-free channel for live vocals and presentations.

Specifications

Product features

Battery type	AA
Battery life (approx.)	11-15 hours
Frequency band	AKG 1 (650.1 - 680 MHz)
Channel	43 (646 - 654 MHz), 44 (654 - 662 MHz), 45 (662 - 670 MHz), 46 (670 - 678 MHz), 47 (678 - 686 MHz)
Maximum SPL	150 dB - 159 dB
Maximum frequency	20 - 20.9 kHz
Minimum frequency	60 - 79 Hz
Polar pattern	super cardioid
Type of frequency band	600 - 699 MHz
Transmission power	10 mW + 30 mW + 50 mW

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	500 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	Not yet known

Product specifications

professional wireless handheld transmitter
AKG D5 dynamic microphone capsule
insensitive to feedback
pickup pattern: super-cardioid
max. SPL: 156 dB
frequency response D5: 70 Hz – 20 kHz
frequency band 1: 650-680 MHz
50 mW output power for stable use
‘silent’ on/off button
signal-noise ratio: 120 dB
frequency modulation: FM
frequency range: 35 Hz - 20 kHz
very solid exterior
power supply: 1x AA battery
battery life: max. 14 hours
weight: 340 grams

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