The black SW-AK-470 Sew-In Pac from Wireless Mic Belts is designed to custom fit AKG PT470, PT450, PT420, PT45, PT40, and Sacom DS80-T transmitters. It is used to conceal or camouflage your wireless mic transmitter for stage and screen purposes.

Strong, lightweight, athletic knit fabric panels can be sewn securely to any garment

Allows wireless placement in costumes without allowance for an elastic belt

Made with fabric-covered Neoprene which is durable, moisture resistant, latex-free, machine washable, and quick drying

Hook-and-loop closures secure the antenna and mic connectors in place while protecting wireless equipment from moisture

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit only provide limited frequency spectrum (15 Hz to 11.3 kHz)? I would like to use this as a compact IEM wireless solution but am concerned I wouldn't be able to hear my mix with fidelity after investing so much in this kit. I almost ordered this before catching the limited spec as there are no other body pack-sized (transmitter) solutions on the pro market for wireless IEM. Does anyone have any other recommendations?

A: The DCHT, like the M2T rack unit, provides 20 - 12 kHz audio frequency response with the M2R receiver. Although on paper that appears quite limited, the impression upon listening to it is that everything is there. By far most of the energy in a mix is between 50 Hz and 10 kHz, with harmonics extending above that. I would suggest giving it a listen and decide for yourself. If you have already used the M2T and M2R combination, then you are hearing the same thing you would hear with the DCHT and M2R.

Q: 2. Is this transmitter universal to all Bose S1 Pro+ speakers in range?

A: Yes, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) will work the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System (B&H # BOS1PROPWPAS) as a plug-in XLR transmitter with any dynamic or self-powered microphone. Please note that this transmitter is not compatible for use with the original Bose S1 Pro (B&H # BOS1PSWB) which does not include a compatible wireless microphone receiver.

Q: 3. Does this Transmitter have IFB mode to use as an IFB Transmitter?

A: Yes, the Lectrosonics L Series LT Bodypack Wireless Transmitter does have an IFB mode option in the compatibility settings.

Q: 4. What is the effective range of the LMB B1 Transmitter? By range I mean distance between transmitter and receiver not frequency range.

A: The operating distance for the Lectrosonics LMb Bodypack Wireless Transmitter and a compatible wireless receiver is approximately 328 feet line of sight.

Q: 5. Is it posible to use this Lectrosonic transmitter with a Sennheiser receiver in the same band (A1)?

A: No that would not be possible.

Q: 6. Can I use two body pack transmitters with this system?

A: Yes you can: Users can select up to 1200 frequencies across the 30MHz tuning range. This also allows for operation of up to 20 channels simultaneously within the same frequency band or up to 48 channels in multiple bands.

Q: 7. could i use one of theses to power 12 - akg pzm11 wr?

A: No. The AKG AC12 PSU Power Supply is intended for use with various AKG wireless microphone receivers, not the AKG PZM11 LL WR Weather-Resistant Wall Plate Boundary Microphone.

Q: 8. Which ones can be used in the U.S.

A: All of the Lectrosonics HMa Plug-On Wireless Transmitters that we sell can be used in the United States.

Q: 9. This Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) is compatible with Bose L1 Pro 8?

A: No, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) is not compatible with the Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker System. The transmitter is specifically for use with the receiver built into the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System.

Q: 10. What recivers are available to use with this transmitter?

A: The list of receivers compatible with the Lectrosonics HMa Plug-On Wireless Transmitter depends on the frequency range selected. For an HMa on the A1 (470-537MHz) or B1 (537-607MHz) ranges, there are many options including the Lectrosonics SRc, LR, UCR411A. If using the HMa on the 941 (941-951MHz), the options are limited to the SRc receiver.