AKG Wireless Systems
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RestartCords and cables? In this day and age? Forget about it! Just take a look through AKG's selection of wireless systems and you'll find a wide range of high-quality solutions for your next live vocal performance or stage presentation. AKG has been a leader in sound reinforcement innovations since 1945, and their wireless system catalog is filled with options to suit every live audio application. Whether you prefer the traditional handheld approach or the freedom offered by a lavalier or headworn mic, AKG has a wireless system for you.
So with that in mind, what are you looking for? You certainly have plenty of best sellers and top-rated items to choose from, including the C 520 Headworn Condenser Microphone. Comfortable to wear and very reliable, this mic boast a cardioid polar pattern that rejects unwanted ambient noise and a maximum dynamic range for a crystal-clear vocal sound. Another great thing about this headset condenser mic is that it has a transducer shock mount to reduce handling noise and a moisture shield to stop perspiration from making contact with the transducer element. Simply put, the C 520 is perfect for singing keyboardists, drummers and dancers alike.
AKG even specializes in wireless systems for instruments. For example, the WMS 40 Mini Instrument Wireless System features AKG's state-of-the-art HDAP (High Definition Audio Performance) technology for the most realistic sound possible. Complete with a SR 40 MINI receiver, a PT 40 MINI pocket transmitter, a MKG L instrument cable and a universal power supply with a US/UK/EU adapter, this system is ideal for gigging guitarists and bassists.
With so many impressive wireless systems to check out, you really should try to spend some time in this section to ensure the option you go with is the right one. AKG takes passion in providing performers of all budgets and tastes with the audio tools they need to make their talents shine, and their wireless systems are no exception.
