PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The AKG WMS45 Perception Wireless Instrument system is ideal for an exceptionally wide range of applications, comprising an SR 45 receiver and PT 45 pocket transmitter, the smallest and lightest transmitter in its class. It can be used with many AKG miniature microphones (optional), and the battery compartment cover doubles as a convenient tool for setting input gain for the application at hand.?

The system comes complete with a universal power supply with US/UK/EU adapter, MKG L cable with 1/4 inch jack plug and mini XLR connector, and one AA size dry battery.
30 MHz selection bandwidth (depending on local frequency plans)
– 8 hours of operation with a single AA size battery
– Compatible with all AKG MicroMics
– Low battery indicator
– Smallest and ligy-level audio technicians, although it has the capabilities to handle even the most difficult audio setups with up to 8 channels per band.?
htest bodypack transmitter in its class
– Complete with MKG L cable for direct connection to electric guitar or bass

The Perception wireless system comes complete with bandwidths up to 30 MHz and excessively low-current transmitters, which are unique in its class, cementing Perception Wireless as one of the most comprehensive systems in its price range.?

The Perception Wireless is designed to accommodate musicians and entr
The pocket transmitter PT45 – which is the smallest in its class – runs on a single AA battery, and is compatible with all AKG MicroMics. The SR45 Stationary Receiver delivers a diversity system, professional XLR and 1/4 inch jack outputs and the SMPS solution.
“Increasing ease of use with perfect audio transmission was the target for the Perception Wireless systems,” said Thomas Umbauer, AKG’s Product Manager for PPA. “Perception Wireless is tailored to your needs, from single-channel applications and individual configurations to multichannel systems. The Vocal, Instrumental, Presenter and Sports sets are the ideal plug-and-play wireless solutions for musicians and small installed sound venues.”