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TRANSMITTER

PT40 Bodypack + MicroMic

•Versatile UHF bodypack transmitter for

many different applications.

•Professional mini XLR connector

accepts all AKG MicroMic Series

microphones.

• Operates for up to 35 hours off

the same pair of AA size batteries.

• Lowest operating cost in its class.

• Rugged plastic body.

• Lightweight.

• Controls include on/mute/off switch,

mic/line selector, and battery status

LED.

TRANSMITTER

PT40 Bodypack

C 411 L

for acoustic guitar,

violin, viola, banjo

C 419 L for

brass and

drums

C 416 L for accordion

C 418 L for percussions

C 420 L for flute

D 409 – the dynamic

alternative to the C 419 L

Selecting

receivers

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How to set signal levels

TRANSMITTER: Set to line level if connected

to instrument or mic level if connected to

microphone. Set GAIN fully clockwise.

Play or sing as loud as you can and watch the

Peak LED.

• If Peak LED flickers red occasionally, level is

O.K.

• If Peak LED is lit red constantly, turn GAIN

down to “flickering point”.

RECEIVER:

Use console metering to set receiver VOLUME

control and listen for distortion.

To minimize noise floor, set transmitter gain as

high as possible and receiver volume just high

enough to drive console to optimum level.

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SR40

RECEIVERS

SR40 diversity

RECEIVERS

PR40 diversity

RECEIVERS

Transmitters recommended by AKG

Receivers recommended by AKG

Select a receiver and a transmitter.

TECH NOTE

„An absolute sensation, though, is the fact

that the current consumption of both the

bodypack and handheld transmitters is

so low that a pair of standard AA size

batteries should last for approximately

35 hours.“

(Gitarre & Bass 6/’00)

Acoustic instruments

DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS

need different

microphones. AKG

MicroMics cover a wide

range of instruments, and

all MicroMics connect to

the PT 40 Bodypack

Transmitter.

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