Audix AP41 GUITAR - Wireless System Instrument Diversity Performance Series (A-Band)
The Audix AP41 GUITAR is a professional wireless system from the renowned Performance Series , designed specifically for guitarists and bassists seeking freedom of movement on stage without sacrificing any of their original tone. This system combines precision audio engineering with a robust build, offering a high-fidelity diversity solution that eliminates common interference and signal loss problems.
Unlike lower-end plastic systems, the AP41 stands out for its durability and reliability. The heart of the system is the R41 receiver, which operates in the A-band (522 MHz - 554 MHz) , ensuring clear and stable transmission. Together with the B60 bodypack transmitter, made of aerospace-grade aluminum, this system offers a transparent playing experience, where the dynamics, harmonics, and attack of your instrument are reproduced with surgical precision.
Setup is incredibly fast thanks to its intelligent scanning and synchronization features. In a matter of seconds, the receiver analyzes the RF environment to find the cleanest channel and links to the transmitter via infrared. Whether for large stages, religious services, or corporate events, the Audix AP41 ensures your performance reaches the audience exactly as you intended.
Main features
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R41 Diversity Receiver: Uses antenna diversity technology to minimize dead spots and signal drops, ensuring an uninterrupted connection up to 91 meters away.
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All-metal construction: Both the receiver and the B60 bodypack are built with a robust metal chassis, ready to withstand the demands of touring and intensive daily use.
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One-touch synchronization: The system features "One-Touch Sync" and "Auto-Scan", simplifying the search for interference-free frequencies and the pairing of devices.
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Long battery life: The B60 transmitter offers an impressive battery life of up to 14 hours with a pair of AA batteries, allowing you to play multiple sets without worrying about power.
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Premium Instrument Cable: Includes a high-quality cable approximately 76 cm (30 inches) long with a 1/4" to mini-XLR connector, designed to maintain signal integrity from your guitar to the hip belt.
Benefits for the musician
The main benefit of the Audix AP41 is peace of mind . Musicians often worry that wireless systems will "color" their sound or compress the dynamics. Thanks to Audix's sophisticated circuitry, this system offers a wide frequency response (45 Hz - 18 kHz), ideal for capturing everything from the deep bass of an active bass to the crystal-clear highs of a Stratocaster. Furthermore, the Soft Mute function on the beltpack allows you to silently mute the instrument for tuning or changing guitars without creating any "pops" in the PA system.
Use cases
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Live performances: Ideal for guitarists and bassists in rock, pop, jazz or metal bands who need to move freely around the stage.
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Fixed installations: Perfect for churches and auditoriums where reliable rack-mountable equipment is required (mounting kit optional or included depending on version).
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Corporate events: Useful for presenters who prefer to connect lavalier or headset microphones (compatible with the mini-XLR connector) instead of the instrument cable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the system alter the tone of my guitar?
No. The B60 transmitter circuit is designed for accurate, uncompromising reproduction, maintaining the impedance and natural frequency response of your instrument.
What is the scope of the system?
Under optimal conditions, the system has an operating range of up to 91 meters (300 feet), which is more than sufficient for most scenarios and venues.
Can I use multiple systems at the same time?
Yes, the R41 receiver has 106 pre-coordinated frequencies and a bandwidth of 32 MHz, allowing up to 16 systems to operate simultaneously without interference between them.
Is the bodypack heavy?
Despite being made of metal, the B60 is low-profile, slim, and lightweight, designed to attach comfortably to a guitar strap or belt without being intrusive.
Project description
This UHF diversity wireless system operates in the A frequency band (522 MHz - 554 MHz). The system consists of a desktop receiver (R41) with a metal chassis, a 32 MHz tuning bandwidth, and the capacity to manage 106 pre-coordinated frequencies. It includes a bodypack transmitter (B60) with an aluminum housing, a 3-pin mini-XLR input connector, and 14 hours of battery life using two AA batteries. The system offers a frequency response of 45 Hz to 18 kHz and an operating range of up to 91 meters. It includes balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4" outputs.
