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The Audix AP61 L10 is a professional true diversity lavalier wireless system featuring the Audix ADX10 cardioid miniature condenser microphone, a lightweight, low-profile mic designed for lavalier applications such as speech, presentation and theatrical production. With the ability to accurately capture and reproduce vocals from a comfortable distance of 4" to 8", the ADX10 has a natural sound with an exceptional response that is resistant to feedback and easy to use. A single space rackmount kit with BNC cables for front mounting antennas is included. Optional accessories include a rackmount kit for mounting two systems in one rack space, active directional antennas and an antenna distribution system for up to four systems (4 channels).

Frequency Range
522 MHz – 586 MHz
Audix AP61 L10 Wireless Microphone System with R61 True Diversity Receiver, B60 Bodypack Transmitter and ADX10 Lavalier Microphone 522-586 MHz

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R61 True Diversity Receiver
  • 64 MHz Wide spectrum tuning receiver
  • 207 pre-coordinated frequencies for quick, easy, and reliable set up
  • One-touch auto scan searches for clear channel
  • One-touch sync links transmitter to the receiver via infrared beam
  • 2,560 tunable frequencies
B60 L10 Bodypack Transmitter
  • 64 MHz Wide spectrum transmitter with ADX10 lavalier
  • Durable metal housing
  • 14 Hour run time – AA batteries

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  • Includes:
  • R61 64 MHz True Diversity Receiver
  • B60 Bodypack Transmitter with ADX10 Lavalier Microphone
  • Two antennas
  • Audio cable
  • Clip
  • Two AA batteries
  • Carrying case
  • Power supply
  • User guide
  • Rackmount hardware
  • Two BNC cables

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One year parts and labor warranty (if no signs of abuse) on all mics.

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