The Anchor Audio WB-LINK is a wireless bodypack transmitter compatible with sound and PA systems equipped with AnchorLink Series receivers. It operates in the less-populated 1.9 GHz frequency range with automatic frequency hopping to deliver a clear signal with reduced interference, at a range up to 300'.

Pairing the WB-LINK to your sound system is a quick and easy one-time operation done by pressing just two buttons, and doesn't have to be repeated every time you turn on your system. The unit is equipped with a 3.5mm input connector and accepts AnchorLink Series lavalier, headset, earset, and collar mics.

The WB-LINK features volume and mute buttons, which enable you to conveniently mute and adjust the volume of your microphone without having to go to your speaker. The transmitter can operate up to eight hours on two AA batteries.

For AnchorLink-Equipped PA Systems    3.5mm Mic Input Connector    Accepts Lavalier and Headset Mics    Volume and Mute Controls    One-Time Pair Function    Up to 8 Hours of Operation    1.9 GHz Wireless Frequency Range    Automatic Frequency Hopping    Powered via 2 x AA Batteries    Includes Belt Clip

• 1.9 GHz wireless frequency range—a less-populated frequency band for reduced signal interference
• Automatic frequency hopping ensures a clear transmission without having to manually change the channel
• 300’ line-of-sight wireless range
• 3.5mm microphone input connector
• Volume and mute control on the microphone
• One-time pair function allows you to pair your mic with your system once without having to repeat the operation
• Runs up to eight hours on two AA batteries

Compatible with the following systems equipped with AnchorLink Series receivers

• Bigfoot
• Beacon
• Liberty
• Go Getter
• MegaVox
• MiniVox
• AN-Mini
• AN-1000X+
• AN-130+
• CouncilMAN
• Acclaim

• CM-LINK collar mic 
• EM-LINK Ultralite earset mic
• HBM-LINK headset mic
• LM-LINK lavalier mic

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this microphone work with the Fuji GFX50S camera? Quote from Fuji manual - "Sound can be recorded with external microphones that connect using jacks 3.5mm in diameter; microphones that require plug-in power can not be used. See the microphone manual for details." Does this microphone require plug-in power?

A: The Anchor Audio HBM-LINK is designed for use with an AnchorLink wireless transmitter and cannot connect directly to the camera's mic input because it requires plug-in power. As another option, you could use a wireless headset microphone system like the VocoPro Commander-FILM-HEADSET Camera-Mount UHF Wireless Headset Microphone System (B&H # VOCOMFILMHS1) or Galaxy Audio GT-S Trek Series - Battery-Powered, Compact Wireless Microphone System - Headset (B&H # GAGTSX). Please contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you would like further assistance.

Q: 2. Can I use any Lav mic on this transmitter?

A: If your Lav is a Sennheiser (or other brand) that is wired for the Evolution EW series - usually with the locking mini connector, it will work perfectly with this system as well.

Q: 3. Since this furnishes +48v phantom power, won't this damage a battery powered condenser microphone?

A: The Xvive Audio U3T transmitter does NOT supply +48V phantom power or any type of power at all to a microphone. This transmitter is intended for use with either dynamic microphones (which do not require power) or with condenser mics that use their own separate battery to supply power for the mic. The transmitter's built-in Li-ion 3.7V rechargeable battery is used only to provide power for transmitting a wireless audio signal to the receiver.

Q: 4. Does this come with a lav mic, or the transmitter only?

A: The AVX it's a complete system. Mic ME2, transmitter and receiver.

Q: 5. when paired with Klark Teknik DW 20BR Stereo Wireless Bluetooth Receiver. what is the latency?

A: The latency is approximately 7.5 Milliseconds,barely discernible. This is not a bluetooth unit the Klark Teknik AIR LINK DW 20T is a stereo 2.4 GHz wireless transmitter.

Q: 6. Can i broadcast to multiple receivers (one to a board, one to camera)?

A: The communication protocol of the Sennheiser SK AVX Digital Bodypack Transmitter, and other models in the AVX line, does not allow for transmission to multiple receivers.

Q: 7. Have there been any issues with interference on the frequency used by the wireless speakers during event usage?

A: The Anchor Audio GG-DP2-AIR-HH Go Getter Portable Sound System Deluxe AIR Package 2 with Two Wireless Handheld Microphones and Wireless Companion Speaker & Speaker Stands (1.9 GHz) is not known to have common interference issues between the wireless speakers during even usage. Typically, they work well as expected.

Q: 8. Can one transmitter be used to two receivers?

A: Yes, the audio from one Xvive Audio U3T 2.4 GHz Digital Wireless Transmitter can be sent to two receivers.

Q: 9. How to get line-level into the AVX? When I use the CL440 or CL2 cable it is mic-level and so very distorted.

A: What you will have to do is. Go into the menu on the transmitter to Sensitivity. It will probably be set -6dB drop it down till about -12dB and see if that does it. Either way you have to reduce the sensitivity and then compensate from the receiver by bringing up the AF out. AF out will be the output level to the camera.

Q: 10. Will this unit facilitate the use of four or five companion speakers via wireless connection?

A: If you were to buy 3 or 4 companion speakers : B&H #: ANGG2AIR all Four or Five spaeker woiuld be connected via the 902Mhz transmitter on the "Master" speaker, which is supplied when you buy this : B&H #: ANGG2XU2.