AKG WMS40DVSO UHF Diversity Snapon XLR Hand Held Wireless System
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Plug-and-play system. High level of quality. Use it with your favorite microphone.
Overview
WMS 40 - The Professional Entry-Level Wireless System
Looking for superior sound on a budget? The professional WMS 40 is for you. This entry-level wireless system operates in the UHF range and is ideal for small stages, clubs, concert tours, worship centers, hotels, fitness centers, etc. The WMS 40 stands for easy handling, excellent performance, and a very affordable price. This model uses the SO 40 snapon, letting you plug the snapon into the XLR connector on any standard XLR equipped dynamic microphone -- and it's even lighter than it was with the cable attached!
Wireless Made Easy
The WMS 40 disproves all prejudices against wireless systems. Easy to use and flexible, it is a genuine plug-and-play system: plug it in, insert batteries, and power up. Fixed preset frequencies allow you to unpack and use the system without studying the manual first. A complete set of indicators makes it easy to check system status.
Superior Sound Made Affordable
Even though the WMS 40 is one of the most cost-efficient wireless systems available today, it provides the high level of quality, sound, ruggedness, and reliability AKG is known for. Advanced circuitry ensures smooth operation and perfect sound even under difficult conditions.
Handheld or Bodypack, the Choice is Yours
The Handheld System includes an HT 40 handheld transmitter with D 880 microphone element, an SR 40 receiver, and a stand adapter. The high quality D 880 element provides the same brilliant vocal sound as its hardwire Emotion… read more Series counterpart. The Bodypack System comprises a PT 40 transmitter for use with an optional microphone of your choice and an SR 40 receiver. Either system includes batteries for the transmitter and an AC adapter for the receiver.
SR 40 Diversity
The SR 40 diversity is a stationary receiver for all WMS 40 and microtools Series transmitters. Operating in the 710 MHz to 865 MHz UHF range, the SR 40 diversity is perfectly suited for small stages, clubs, small touring systems, places of worship, hotels, gyms, etc. The plug and play concept and fixed preset frequency let you set up and operate the system quickly and efficiently even if you are not a trained sound engineer.
Professional outputs include a balanced XLR and unbalanced TS 1/4 in. jack for connecting to every kind of equipment. An output level control allows you to match the SR 40 diversity's output signal to the input stage of the subsequent device. The rugged half-rack case gives you the choice of using the receiver free-standing or mounting it in a 19 in. rack.
Features:
Digital Four Level Diversity system for interference-free reception
Rugged metal case
Full metering for easy status monitoring
Professional XLR and 1/4 in. outputs
SO 40 Snapon
The SO 40 snapon is probably the most cost efficient way to upgrade a hardwire microphone for wireless use. All you have to do is disconnect the microphone cable and plug the snapon into the XLR connector on the microphone. The snapon with its small and light glass fiber reinforced case will add less weight to the microphone than the cable did. An input gain control lets you match the SO 40 to the microphone output level. A noiseless on/off switch allows you to mute any microphone with no on/off switch. Integrated charging contacts and the optional CU 40 charging unit make recharging batteries easier than ever. Replaceable color code elements allow easy identification of the various microphone channels in any multichannel concert setup.
Features:
Professional XLR connector matching all dynamic microphones
Ultra-light, glass fiber reinforced miniature case
Integrated charging contacts
Extremely low operating cost read less
Looking for superior sound on a budget? The professional WMS 40 is for you. This entry-level wireless system operates in the UHF range and is ideal for small stages, clubs, concert tours, worship centers, hotels, fitness centers, etc. The WMS 40 stands for easy handling, excellent performance, and a very affordable price. This model uses the SO 40 snapon, letting you plug the snapon into the XLR connector on any standard XLR equipped dynamic microphone -- and it's even lighter than it was with the cable attached!
Wireless Made Easy
The WMS 40 disproves all prejudices against wireless systems. Easy to use and flexible, it is a genuine plug-and-play system: plug it in, insert batteries, and power up. Fixed preset frequencies allow you to unpack and use the system without studying the manual first. A complete set of indicators makes it easy to check system status.
Superior Sound Made Affordable
Even though the WMS 40 is one of the most cost-efficient wireless systems available today, it provides the high level of quality, sound, ruggedness, and reliability AKG is known for. Advanced circuitry ensures smooth operation and perfect sound even under difficult conditions.
Handheld or Bodypack, the Choice is Yours
The Handheld System includes an HT 40 handheld transmitter with D 880 microphone element, an SR 40 receiver, and a stand adapter. The high quality D 880 element provides the same brilliant vocal sound as its hardwire Emotion… read more Series counterpart. The Bodypack System comprises a PT 40 transmitter for use with an optional microphone of your choice and an SR 40 receiver. Either system includes batteries for the transmitter and an AC adapter for the receiver.
SR 40 Diversity
The SR 40 diversity is a stationary receiver for all WMS 40 and microtools Series transmitters. Operating in the 710 MHz to 865 MHz UHF range, the SR 40 diversity is perfectly suited for small stages, clubs, small touring systems, places of worship, hotels, gyms, etc. The plug and play concept and fixed preset frequency let you set up and operate the system quickly and efficiently even if you are not a trained sound engineer.
Professional outputs include a balanced XLR and unbalanced TS 1/4 in. jack for connecting to every kind of equipment. An output level control allows you to match the SR 40 diversity's output signal to the input stage of the subsequent device. The rugged half-rack case gives you the choice of using the receiver free-standing or mounting it in a 19 in. rack.
Features:
Digital Four Level Diversity system for interference-free reception
Rugged metal case
Full metering for easy status monitoring
Professional XLR and 1/4 in. outputs
SO 40 Snapon
The SO 40 snapon is probably the most cost efficient way to upgrade a hardwire microphone for wireless use. All you have to do is disconnect the microphone cable and plug the snapon into the XLR connector on the microphone. The snapon with its small and light glass fiber reinforced case will add less weight to the microphone than the cable did. An input gain control lets you match the SO 40 to the microphone output level. A noiseless on/off switch allows you to mute any microphone with no on/off switch. Integrated charging contacts and the optional CU 40 charging unit make recharging batteries easier than ever. Replaceable color code elements allow easy identification of the various microphone channels in any multichannel concert setup.
Features:
Professional XLR connector matching all dynamic microphones
Ultra-light, glass fiber reinforced miniature case
Integrated charging contacts
Extremely low operating cost read less
Specs
SR 40 Diversity Receiver
Carrier Frequency Range: 710 MHz to 865 MHz
Modulation: FM
Audio Bandwidth: 40 to 20,000 Hz
THD: 0.8% typ.
Signal/noise Ratio: 103 dB (A) typ.
Power Supply: 120/230 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 95 +/-15 mA
Audio Outputs: Balanced XLR and unbalanced TS 1/4 in. jack, adjustable from mic to line level, 2 V rms max.
Dimensions: 200 x 135 x 42 mm / 7.8 x 5.3 x 1.6 in.
Net weight: 470 g / 16.6 oz.
Accessories (included): Power supply
SO 40 Snapon
Carrier frequency range: 710 MHz to 865 MHz
Modulation: FM
Audio bandwidth: 40 to 20,000 Hz
THD: 0.8% typ.
Signal/noise ratio: 103 dB (A) typ.
Power supply: single 1.5 V AAA size battery
RF output: 5 mW typ. (ERP)
Battery life: >10 hours (dry batteries), >5 hours (rechargeable batteries)
Dimensions: 22 x 30 x 98 mm / 0.9 x 1.2 x 3.9 in.
Net weight: 36 g / 1.3 oz.
Accessories (included): 1 AAA size battery, Battery compartment cover
Carrier Frequency Range: 710 MHz to 865 MHz
Modulation: FM
Audio Bandwidth: 40 to 20,000 Hz
THD: 0.8% typ.
Signal/noise Ratio: 103 dB (A) typ.
Power Supply: 120/230 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 95 +/-15 mA
Audio Outputs: Balanced XLR and unbalanced TS 1/4 in. jack, adjustable from mic to line level, 2 V rms max.
Dimensions: 200 x 135 x 42 mm / 7.8 x 5.3 x 1.6 in.
Net weight: 470 g / 16.6 oz.
Accessories (included): Power supply
SO 40 Snapon
Carrier frequency range: 710 MHz to 865 MHz
Modulation: FM
Audio bandwidth: 40 to 20,000 Hz
THD: 0.8% typ.
Signal/noise ratio: 103 dB (A) typ.
Power supply: single 1.5 V AAA size battery
RF output: 5 mW typ. (ERP)
Battery life: >10 hours (dry batteries), >5 hours (rechargeable batteries)
Dimensions: 22 x 30 x 98 mm / 0.9 x 1.2 x 3.9 in.
Net weight: 36 g / 1.3 oz.
Accessories (included): 1 AAA size battery, Battery compartment cover
Reviews
Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
(7 ratings)
Submitted November 16, 2005 by a customer from nyc.rr.com
"A GREAT product, if you can get past certain issues...Your exp. may vary!"
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Sounds great and is very easy to use. I have next to no frequency problems in all my gigs with it in the NYC area. I've had no cross interference with other wireless units in the room and it gives me the option of using the attachment on either a handheld, or, as I now use it, on the belt pack of my headset mic. (I do both vocal and drum/vocal gigs.)
The downside is the soldering of and the battery cover on the dongle. It comes off if bumped hard. So, don't bang it into anything!
Sound
Sounds just as good as my mic, if not better because the AKG adds a bit of life to the mic.
Features
The product has a charger, which I purchased, but don't use as the batteries last quite a while. (At least two gigs which is about 6-8 hours of on-time).
Quality
I had to mess with the dongle a bit. It seems to have shoddy soldering, but, nothing that can't be corrected by hand. (Lots of entry level stuff have quality control issues like this.) The product, IMO, is well worth it even with this problem
Value
This product is WELL worth the money. Sounds great and is very easy to use. I have next to no frequency problems in all my gigs with it in the NYC area. I've had no cross interference with other wireless units in the room and it gives me the option of using the mic on either a handheld, or, as I now use it, on the belt pack of my headset mic.
Manufacturer Support… read more
When one of my antennas came loose and I lost it at a gig AKG were very easy to deal with and the price I paid for the antenna was nothing compared to some other companies that nickel and dime you on repairs.
The Wow Factor
It's a practical addition and it works very well.
Musical Background:
Active Musician for over 18 years.
Musical Style:
Rock, Pop, Jazz... read less
Sound
Sounds just as good as my mic, if not better because the AKG adds a bit of life to the mic.
Features
The product has a charger, which I purchased, but don't use as the batteries last quite a while. (At least two gigs which is about 6-8 hours of on-time).
Quality
I had to mess with the dongle a bit. It seems to have shoddy soldering, but, nothing that can't be corrected by hand. (Lots of entry level stuff have quality control issues like this.) The product, IMO, is well worth it even with this problem
Value
This product is WELL worth the money. Sounds great and is very easy to use. I have next to no frequency problems in all my gigs with it in the NYC area. I've had no cross interference with other wireless units in the room and it gives me the option of using the mic on either a handheld, or, as I now use it, on the belt pack of my headset mic.
Manufacturer Support… read more
When one of my antennas came loose and I lost it at a gig AKG were very easy to deal with and the price I paid for the antenna was nothing compared to some other companies that nickel and dime you on repairs.
The Wow Factor
It's a practical addition and it works very well.
Musical Background:
Active Musician for over 18 years.
Musical Style:
Rock, Pop, Jazz... read less
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