Designed for athletes and active performers, the Shure Q5X QT-AD10P PlayerMic is a thin and flexible digital wireless bodypack transmitter compatible with Axient Digital series receivers. The transmitter features a rugged and bendable rubber casing engineered to be safe and extremely comfortable to wear, allowing sportspeople, performers, and entertainers to forget the transmitter is there at all. The PlayerMic offers a LEMO 1-pin connector ready to accommodate the compatible lavalier of your choice (available separately) and is well suited to a wide variety of uses, including location shooting, reality TV, entertainment events, and sports broadcasting.

Setup is handled remotely via the QX5's Remote Control Audio System (RCAS) using the handheld MicCommander module (available separately). The transmitter provides up to 8 hours of operation on its built-in rechargeable battery and features a selectable 2/10/20mW RF output power.

For Athletes, Performers & Entertainers    For Axient Digital Systems    Thin, Flexible & Rugged Rubber Chassis    LEMO 1-Pin Connector    Gain Adjustment, Detachable Antennas    2/10/20mW RF Output, AES-256 Encryption    3520 Scannable Frequencies    High-Density Mode for More Channels    8 Hours on Built-In Rechargeable Battery    Requires MicCommander for Setup

• For use with Axient Digital wireless receivers
• Flexible and concealable, thin, polymer, water-resistant case that is easily sanitized
• Encryption-enabled, secure transmission
• Selectable 2, 10, and 20mW RF output power
• Internal, lithium-ion rechargeable battery provides 8 hours of operating time at 10mW setting
• Single-pin LEMO connector for compatible microphone (available separately)
• RCAS MicCommander provides essential remote handheld operation, management, and monitoring (available separately)

• PlayerMic was developed by Q5X for the NBA as the world’s first flexible rubber bodypack and is equally at home in all sports and entertainment arenas. 
• Hear and feel the action without anyone ever seeing how you captured it. PlayerMic’s unique one-piece, thin, rubber design protects players from injury should they fall on it or take a direct hit and is extraordinarily concealable. 
• Combine it with Axient Digital wireless receivers to get superior digital transmission with advanced encryption and spectrum efficiency.

• The QT-AD10P PlayerMic utilizes RCAS (Remote Control Audio System), a revolutionary way to remotely control transmitter settings from a central computer or handheld remote control.
• The remote functions allow technicians to control on/off, monitor status, and battery level and make on-the-fly adjustments of frequency, mic offset, mic mute, RF power level, and grouping—all wirelessly.

• The PlayerMic transmitter features Q5X's proprietary 1-pin LEMO connector, and compatible microphones are available directly from Q5X. Alternatively, you can send your microphone to Q5X and have it retrofitted with a 1-pin LEMO connector.
• The PlayerMic is compatible with a wide range of lavalier microphones including the following models:
  • Countryman B6 (low sensitivity)
  • Shure DuraPlex and Twin Plex TL47/TL48
  • Voice Technologies VT500, VT500 WA, or VT500X
  • DPA 4060/61 and 6060/61
  • Point Source lavaliers

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. Will you be able to both record onto the onboard micro SD card, while transmitting the audio to a receiver at the same time?

  A: The Lectrosonics DBSMD will transmit OR record. Not both at the same time.

  Q: 2. Can multiple microphones be used on this device's one channel, and if so how many?

  A: No, a single-channel receiver can be used with one transmitter/microphone at a time.

  Q: 3. I'm in a setting where we run group exercise classes for Geriatric patients, would this work even though there's somemovemement?

  A: The HamiltonBuhl ALS700 Assistive Listening System with Transmitter and 6 Bodypack Receivers with Earbuds (75.5 and 75.9 MHz), BH # HAALS700, should work fine as long as the earbuds remain in the users' ears.

  Q: 4. does the transmitter have a microphone?

  A: The transmitter does NOT have a microphone. You will need to plug in a microphone.

  Q: 5. Can I buy 4 systems with 4 separate channels for 4 language class.

  A: This system would not work for 4 channels of transmission. I would recommend the VocoPro SilentPA-Tour10 - Portable 16-Channel Wireless Listening System (Bodypack Transmitter, 10 Users), BH #VOSILNTPTR10. which allows up to 16 user selectable channels. This would give you the ability to have 4 transmitters sending out individual programs simultaneously to as many receivers as you wish.

  Q: 6. What are the interior dimensions of this case?

  A: The bag is roughly 6x9x1.5 inches. I use it for a pair of 7x50 Fujion FMTR-SX binoculars. They are a tight fit.

  Q: 7. Will this work with the LR’s single A1 band? I’m eventually going to purchase the Lectrosonics DSR I only have LT now

  A: No, the Lectrosonics DBSM Single-Battery Digital Wireless Bodypack Transmitter/Recorder is not compatible for use with the Lectrosonics LR Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver. The DBSM is only compatible with the Lectrosonics DSR, DSR4, and DSR5P Digital Slot Receivers.

  Q: 8. What is the range in feet

  A: The GXLV is a VHF wireless system with 10 milliwatt transmission power. Range will be anything from 100 to 1000 feet. It is not possible to give a system exact operating range in feet because the operating environment must be taken into consideration. All wireless systems will perform best when the receiver gets strong signal from the microphone transmitter. This happens when the user has a clear line of sight between the mic/transmitter and the receiver.

  Q: 9. Will this connect to a Behringer X32 soundboard?

  A: The transmitter offers a Microphone input and a Line input.

  Q: 10. Will it peak if I plug a common condenser mic with +48v? I read the review said there is no input level adjustment so I am hesitating to get this or not to pair up with my existing saramonic a system. Thanks

  A: I have used this transmitter with over a dozen microphones, dynamic and condenser, and I have not had the input overload the transmitter. In fact, our team commonly use it with condenser shotguns for commercial shoots with great results and we've even used it with a large diaphragm studio condenser mic with no issues. I think if you purchase it, you will be very happy with the sound results and the flexibility it adds. Plus, if you buy it from B&H and you don't like it, you can always return it for a full refund.