The Q7-ACCR Mini Wireless Microphone System for Accordions from AMT includes the Q7 transmitter, an AMT ACCR (right hand) microphone, and the AMT Q7 Mini receiver that is small enough to fit in an instrument case or travel bag. It operates in the 900 MHz frequency range and can be used to capture audio for accordions in live stage, theater, recording, and rehearsal applications.

The receiver is powered by a standard 12V power supply, or for quicker and more portable setups, it can be powered by AA batteries. The Q7 transmitter is powered by a single AA battery. The antennas are permanently attached to make setup easy. This system offers 100 preset selectable channels and syncs with the Q7 transmitter via infrared.

AMT Q7 Mini Receiver    Q7 Transmitter and AMT ACCR Microphone    Transmitter Mounts onto Microphone    100 Preset Selectable Channels    Receiver Runs on 12V Power/AA Batteries    Transmitter Runs on Single AA Battery    1/4" Audio Output

PLL Synthesized, 100 preset selectable frequencies with IR syncronization

Antenna diversity maximum range up to 262'

High-fidelity sound with no loss

LCD display shows the RF level, AF level, channel, and frequency

No need for a bodypack transmitter. The transmitter mounts to AMT microphones

The receiver is powered by a 12V power adapter or two AA batteries

1/4" audio output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the distance to the headphones that transmitter works?

A: I currently have my headphones installed approximately 10-12' from the transmitter and they work great. I have also tried them in our office spaces and they work okay with just a bit of interference. Our offices are down a hall and through a door in relation to the transmitter (approximately 30' away).

Q: 2. Does it have access to the battery when the metal frame is on?

A: Hi Andrew! Yes, the baseplate maintains battery access. Here's a photo for reference (ignore the L-component; the photo they use shows all modular parts but in this case we're only referring to the baseplate and grip-component): https://bit.ly/2UPpMd9

Q: 3. Is it possible to connect Sony ecm aw4 to a android Samsung Galaxy phone camera.

A: For some reason this won't work properly with a Samsung galaxy. It's the phone...works fine with others like Iphone. There are supposedly some cables you can get that go into the charging port, but I have had no luck and have tried various options.

Q: 4. Can this movie controller be used to control FIZ via motor on a sony f55 fitted on a tripod

A: When using follow focus motors with the FREEFLY MōVI Controller yhe follow focus motors must be plugged into a Freefly gimbal for them to communicate with the Mōvi Controller.

Q: 5. are the batteries replaceable?

A: No, these have built in batteries.

Q: 6. Can I plug in a Shure PG58 using an appropriate 3.5mm to XLR cable to the Tx unit in place of the lav mic?

A: The PG58 is a wireless microphone that is only compatible with the Shure BLX wirelsss receiver.

Q: 7. Can a small camera be attached to this quad copter? Maybe recording to a MicroSD card?

A: The Snaptain SP300 Hand-Operated Mini Quadcopter is a drone that weighs 73g and will not accept another camera. The SP300 will also not accept external Micro SD cards.

Q: 8. Does this pouch have a Velcro strip in the back to adhere to the wall of a Domke bag?

A: The Domke PocketFlex Accordion Pleat Pocket (8 x 4.5") use touch-fastening fabric to adhere to interior surfaces of the Domke bags.

Q: 9. Can I get the base plate?

A: The Really Right Stuff Base Plate for FUJIFILM X100V Digital Camera BH #REBX100VB • MFR #BX100V-B has been discontinued by the manufacturer.

Q: 10. Will this connect with a bluetooth head phone?

A: The Sabinetek AudioWow Mini-X Compact Wireless Bluetooth Microphone will not connect to a bluetooth headphone, but it will connect to a wired headphone.