Ideal as a replacement or spare for the AS-4400 Quad Wireless In-Ear Monitor System, this BNC Antenna from Galaxy Audio supports long transmission ranges up to 160' on the M4 UHF band. This antenna plugs into one of the two BNC connectors on the AS-4400T transmitter and is easily detachable for storage or transport.

Note, this antenna is designed for transmission on the M4 UHF block only and should not be combined with an antenna of a different band type on the AS-44400T.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is it possible to listen to a microphone plugged into the left channel through both left and right sides of my headphones, or send one mic into both channels?

A: It is possible to monitor channel one through both sides of your headphones with this interface. The Input Monitor Mix button will send a mono input to both channel outputs. As well, if monitoring from a DAW, a mono channel in the DAW will playback in both ears.

Q: 2. Can you send one microphone signal to both channels at the same time?

A: You would have to put the mic into a mixer first, and then come out stereo to line inputs 1 and 2, if you want one microphone to go into two inputs on this audio interface.

Q: 3. Made in USA or made in China?

A: The MOTU M4 is made in China.

Q: 4. Is it possible to bypass mic preamps on m2 or m4 models? I want to use external preamp

A: You can come from your mic pre amp into the MOTU M2 or M4 at line level via the 1/4-inch TRS input in the center of the combo input connection. This would bypass the mic pre amp on the audio interface.

Q: 5. Can you connect it directly to the new IPad Air 4th gen, via USB-C, or do you need an adaptor/CCK?

A: Yes, the MOTU M4 can be connected directly to iOS devices with USB-C running iOS 9 or later using a standard USB-C to USB-C cable.

Q: 6. Looking for an audio interface in the $200-$1k range that records in 32bit float, that works effectively on windows using FL Studio. Does this exist?

A: Yes, the MOTU M4 Desktop 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface offers 32-bit float capabilities and is compatible for use with Windows as well as FL Studio.

Q: 7. What's the round trip latency with 64 samples @ 44.1kHz ?

A: This is the only latency specification we could find: Latency: Zero-Latency Direct Monitoring 2.5 ms at 32/96 kHz (Dependent on Buffer Size)

Q: 8. Can you actually record true 32 Bit Float through this interface?

A: No, the M4 does not offer 32-bit floating point recording.

Q: 9. How would this work a AKG C414 XLII?

A: With 48V enabled, the MOTU M4 Desktop 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface will accept a connection into its main XLR combo jack inputs from the AKG C414 XLII Large-Diaphragm Multipattern Condenser Microphone via standard 3-Pin XLR cable.

Q: 10. Can I connect it to a Thunderbolt input on my Mac with a USB-C to USB-C cable?

A: Yes