The AKG HT 4500 is a professional-quality wireless handheld microphone transmitter that can be used as part of a WMS 4500 wireless system. Ideal for a wide variety of applications, there are 6 different interchangeable mic elements available, including dynamic and condenser cardioid and hypercardioid capsules. The mic operates on a 30MHz UHF band and has up to 1200 selectable frequencies with several preset frequency banks for quick matching to a receiver.

The transmitter has an RF output power of up to 50mW for maximum resistance to interference and dropouts. The mic has a backlit display and a pilot tone system that sends transmitter status data to a receiver, including mute switch position and remaining battery life. The mic can operate for up to 15 hours on standard AA batteries, or up to 12 hours on the optional BP 4000 battery pack. The BP 4000 has an integrated Smart battery Management System, and the mic has charging contacts for easy recharging on an optional charger.

Band 7 / 500 to 530 MHz    1200 Selectable Frequencies    6 Interchangeable Mic Elements Available    Up to 50mW RF Output    Backlit Display    Uses AA Batteries    Works with WMS 4500 System

Up to 50 mW RF output for maximum immunity to interference and dropouts

Operates for up to 15 hours on AA size dry batteries, 12 hours on optional BP 4000 battery pack with integrated Smart Battery Management System

30MHz wide UHF band, up to 1200 selectable frequencies

Choice of six interchangeable microphone elements

Backlit display and jog switch for ease of use

Charging contacts for easy battery charging on optional charger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this an updated model to the Sony UTX-M03?

A: The UTX-M40 transmitter is a new model from Sony's UWP-D series while the UTX-M03 transmitter is from the older UWP series.

Q: 2. Could I connect 2 of these (in the same frequency bank) to the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver?

A: Yes, dual Sony UTX-M40 Wireless Handheld Cardioid Microphone Transmitters can be used with the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver simultaneously if all components are on the same frequency band.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the URX-P03D (stereo) receiver?

A: Yes,as lomg as both are in the same frequency bank and tuned to the same frequency.

Q: 4. Can this mic be used with the UWP-D11 receivers? And more specifically, can they sync channels with the IR feature found on the side of the UWP D11 receiver pack?

A: Yes, this mic can be used with a receiver from the UWP-D11 system. There is an IR sensor on the bottom of the mic to allow for IR syncing. Please note, the transmitter frequency range must match that of the receiver.

Q: 5. I'm getting a SYNC ERROR when attempting to sync this (UTX-M40) to the URX-P41D receiver. Can't find any info online. Any advice?

A: You can find instructions on how to sync the Sony UTX-M40 Wireless Handheld Cardioid Microphone Transmitter and the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver in the user manual. The information for "Operation" that begins on page 23 should be helpful. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/833188.pdf

Q: 6. can i buy just the mic and conected to my box ?

A: If you have this same exact system and are looking to replace a handheld transmitter, you would have to check with AKG for a replacement.

Q: 7. What can be the cause if this wireless is making unnecessary noise?

A: There could be other radio devices in the general area. Ac line hum could be caused by appliances nearby and plugged into the same electrical service as well. Faulty connecting cables can create noise as well.

Q: 8. Can I use two body pack transmitters with this system?

A: Yes you can: Users can select up to 1200 frequencies across the 30MHz tuning range. This also allows for operation of up to 20 channels simultaneously within the same frequency band or up to 48 channels in multiple bands.

Q: 9. Hello, two questions:1) Can it work with SR40 MINI PRO System?2)Can I use it as a hairline mic? like broadway.thanx.

A: This mic will work with the PT40 Mini Body back in the SR40 MINI Pro. It would be a great option as a hairline mic.

Q: 10. Hi. Is this BluTooth enabled?

A: No, this microphone plugs into a wireless microphone transmitter with a 3-Pin Miniature XLR input. If you have a BluTooth transmitter that has an input for a microphone with a 3-Pin Miniature XLR, it would probably work.