Audix Ap42 Dual-Channel Wireless System 554-586 Mhz

Audix Ap42 Dual-channel Wireless System 554-586 Mhz

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The Audix AP42 Dual-Channel Wireless System 554-586 MHzis a Performance Series dual-channel UHF diversity receiver designed to deliver enhanced range and easy configuration for musicians, vocalists, presenters, and public speakers in houses of worship, concert venues, conferences, and live stage applications. It offers 106 pre-coordinated frequencies across 32 MHz of bandwidth in the 554 to 586 MHz frequency band. Use two wireless microphones (available separately) from up to 300' away. One-touch sync and auto scan functions provide simple and efficient setup.

The high-contrast LCD shows a host of information such as battery level, frequency, and AF/RF signal strength, which can be optimized via adjustable AF and RF gain. XLR and 1/4" outputs allow compatible connectivity with the balanced or unbalanced inputs on your mixing console. The R42 Kit-B ships with two antennas, two BNC cables, an audio cable, one power supply, and a rackmount kit.

Parameters
Frequency Band	554 to 586 MHz
Bandwidth	32 MHz
# Of Simultaneous Systems	Up to 8
Switchable Frequencies	106 pre-coordinated frequencies
Wireless Range	Up to 300' / 91 m
Antenna Connector	2 x BNC (8 VDC, 150 mA)
Outputs	2 x XLR 3-pin balanced 2 x 1/4" TS unbalanced
Audio Output Level	XLR: -12 dBV at 25 kHz deviation, 600-Ohm load, +6 gain 1/4": -18 dBV at 25 kHz deviation, 10-Ohm load, +6 gain
Audio Level Control	-12 to +9 dB in 3 dB steps
Frequency Response	45 Hz to 18 kHz
Compander	2:1
Pilot Tone	32 kHz
Receiving System	Single tuner, antenna diversity
Signal to Noise Ratio	105 dB at 30 kHz deviation (A-weighted)
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	≤0.7% (33 kHz deviation at 1 kHz)
Sensitivity	5 dBµV (S/N 60 dB at 25 kHz deviation, A-weighted)
Power Requirement	100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 12 VDC, 1 A
Dimensions	16.0 x 8.2 x 1.7" / 406 x 209 x 44 mm
Weight	4.8 lb / 2.2 kg

Incorporate up to eight systems to use 16 unique channels simultaneously

Dual-channel receiver supports two wireless microphones

32 MHz wide spectrum tuning

106 pre-coordinated frequencies

High-contrast LCD shows RF and AF signal strength, group/channel/frequency, level/squelch, battery level, and more

One-touch sync via infrared

One-touch scan eliminates inefficient manual tuning

Ground-lift switch helps eliminate ground loops or hum

Metal strain relief for power cable

Adjustable AF and RF level

Selectable lock function prevents the transmitter from being accidentally muted or powered off

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you mute from the transmitter?

A: Yes, the Polsen UWM-2 transmitters have a mute button.

Q: 2. This manual says it is compatible with rechargeable batteries. Will lithium batteries work?

A: Any AA battery will work with this kit.

Q: 3. does it include two wireless lapel microphones?

A: No, this listing is for the dual-channel receiver only. If you are looking to purchase a complete dual lavalier wireless system, I would recommend the BLX188/CVL. a href= http://www.shure.com/americas/products/wireless-systems/blx-wireless-systems target= _blank http://www.shure.com/americas/products/wireless-systems/blx-wireless-systems/a

Q: 4. What third party mics are supported? Would like to add some smaller profile mics to use with this kit.

A: Any lav that is NOT wired for Sony and has a locking 3.5mm jack will work with this system.

Q: 5. Where can I find the receiver for this?

A: Unfortunately, the Senal AWS-2000-A system is no longer available. The Senal AWS-2000P-A Plug-On Transmitter is a great add-on item for someone who already has the Senal AWS-2000-A Advanced Wireless Microphone System - A: 522 to 554 MHz (B&H # SEAWS2000A).

Q: 6. does shure BLX88 mix sounds from the dual XLR inputs?

A: No. There is no mixer functionality.

Q: 7. Will/does this communicate with Sony UWP-D equipment?

A: No, this is not compatible with Sony wireless systems.

Q: 8. Is there a wireless handheld mic that works with this rx?

A: No, there is no compatible wireless handheld transmitter/microphone available for use with the Polsen UWM-2 2-Person Camera-Mount Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System.

Q: 9. What receiver does this work with? I can't find a similar one made by Senal.

A: The Senal AWS-2000P Plug-On Transmitter is intended for use with the Senal AWS-2000 Wireless Receiver. There are two options for frequency bands. This particular transmitter operates on the B frequency band which covers 554 to 586 MHz and the transmitter for the A band which covers 522 to 554 MHz. The transmitter and receiver must both operate on the same frequency band.

Q: 10. what wireless label microphones would work well with this receiver?

A: The Shure SM58 wireless microphones with H9: 512 - 542 MHZ work excellent with this receiver.

Michele	29/07/2024
[554 to 586 MHz] I bought this to replace an older system that often had interference. I used this last week. It was great. The sound was crisp and clear. No problem with outside interference. 5

Andrew	17/07/2024
[32 MHz] Mobile DJ since 2001. Previous owner of Shure and Sennheiser systems. Have used Audix R61 receivers weekly (mostly at weddings) since early 2017, they are rock solid units! TRUE DIVERSITY (dual tuners) indeed! Have not had a SINGLE signal drop out indoors or outdoors, (64MHz frequency band is awesome) even in the super busy RF environment of Southern California. We typically use 2-3 units at the same time. The range is outstanding also, we are often about 100 ft away (advertises a huge 450 ft range, haven't had to do that..) and with up to 200 guests between receiver and bodypacks, still no issues. Very easy setup, and has great features like locking the transmitter so no accidental 'mutes' occur. R61 has a massive amount of tunable frequencies if you need them. The construction is metal and quite solid. Shure and Sennheiser rule the mobile DJ world of wireless, but after speaking with Audix at NAMM 2017, I went with their system and have not looked back. I have since had two other colleagues see/hear the system, and although they were lifetime Shure users, bought an Audix 60 series system. The few reviews you will find rave about them as well. I think it is the current sleeper system that doesn't get a lot of attention, but performs extremely well. Highly recommend. The only downside is the R61 receivers, and the 60 series in general, are of course more expensive than the '40' series, and not typically in stock...anywhere. It takes a few extra days to get to you but it is worth the wait to ensure perfect events, especially wedding ceremonies, with rock solid signal thanks to the true diversity dual tuners. 5

Yeren Amanzholov	01/06/2024
[554 to 586 MHz] Cool device! Customer are very satisfaited!!! 5

Francis	23/05/2024
[2:1] This wireless system is an awesome one. There is no noise or interference with other wireless systems within its proximity. It is very suitable for small settings like small places of worship. 5

Adrian	26/04/2024
[45 Hz to 18 kHz] The quality difference at this price is noticeable. You won't find a better lavalier value! 5

Brad	08/04/2024
[2:1] This was used with a Samson Expedition XP800 amp/mixer/speakers system for an all day event with about 100 people under a large tent. The system was easy to set up and connect with the XP800. The microphones worked very well. For the small microphone, you have the choice of clipping a lapel clip to it or a headset/boom. We used the lapel clip. Be sure to clip it near the center of the body for best pickup. Our first user clipped it a bit to the side, and every time he turned his head the other way, his voice trailed off. With it clipped to a shirt under the chin,, the pickup was remarkable and clear. The instructions state that the mics need AA alkaline batteries and they will last about 8 hours, and don't use rechargeable batteries. These mics were used a lot and did die after about 8 hours. Next time I would use Energizer Lithium batteries for a very long event. A couple of times the microphone popped off of the lapel clip when the speaker had muted their mic and was working with their hands and not paying attention. It clips back on easily. 5