Audix AP41OM2L10A - Wireless Combo Diversity System with OM2 Handheld Microphone and ADX10 Lavalier Microphone
The Audix AP41OM2L10A is the ultimate solution for audio professionals, rental companies, and installers seeking maximum versatility in a single package. This wireless combo system combines the legendary sound quality of the OM2 handheld microphone with the discreetness and clarity of the ADX10 lavalier microphone, all managed through the robust R41 Diversity receiver. Designed to adapt to any situation, this system allows users to choose between the freedom of a handheld microphone or the convenience of a lavalier system, depending on the event's requirements, while always maintaining a stable and crystal-clear signal transmission.
The engineering behind Audix's Performance Series focuses on three pillars: reliability, ease of use, and studio-quality audio brought to the stage. The R41 receiver operates with Diversity technology, ensuring a strong signal even in congested radio frequency environments by automatically switching between antennas to guarantee the best possible reception. Whether for an educational lecture, a corporate presentation, or a live musical performance, this system delivers exceptional audio fidelity thanks to its all-metal construction and high-performance capsules.
Total Versatility with Two Transmission Options
The great strength of this package lies in its operational flexibility. Although it operates on a single receive channel, the user has two high-end transmitters ready for any scenario:
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For Live Vocalists and Dynamic Presenters: The H60 handheld transmitter is equipped with the OM2 dynamic capsule. This microphone is an industry standard known for its hypercardioid polar pattern, which offers superior isolation on stage and exceptional feedback resistance, ideal for cutting through the mix with clarity and body.
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For Conferences, Theater, and Broadcast: The B60 bodypack transmitter paired with the ADX10 lavalier microphone. The ADX10 is a miniature condenser microphone with a cardioid pattern, specifically designed to capture the human voice with great naturalness and detail, while maintaining a low visual profile for applications where aesthetics are crucial.
R41 Receptor: The Brain of the System
The R41 receiver is more than just another receiver; it's a rugged, all-metal unit built to withstand the rigors of touring and heavy daily use. It boasts a 32 MHz tuning bandwidth and offers 106 pre-coordinated frequencies for quick and error-free setup. Its one-touch auto-scan and infrared synchronization features eliminate the hassle of finding clean frequencies, allowing you to have your system up and running in seconds.
Key Benefits of the System
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Inventory Flexibility: Ideal for rental companies and hotels that need to have ready options (hand or lapel) without duplicating investment in receivers.
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Professional Construction: Both the receiver and transmitters (H60 and B60) feature durable metal housings, designed to withstand drops, transport, and continuous use.
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Superior Audio Clarity: From the warmth and noise rejection of the OM2 to the precision of the ADX10 condenser, the system ensures that the message reaches the audience clearly.
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Intuitive Setup: High-contrast menus and fast synchronization systems that do not require an RF engineer for basic operation.
Recommended Use Cases
This system shines in environments where adaptability is key. It's perfect for schools and universities where a handheld microphone might be needed for student questions in one class and a lavalier microphone for the professor in the next. It's also the preferred choice for hotels and convention centers , allowing them to offer guests their preferred microphone option with a single installed unit. Furthermore, it's ideal for houses of worship that alternate between speakers (lavalier) and solo singers (handheld) at different times during the service.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I use the handheld microphone and the lavalier microphone at the same time?
No. This is a single-channel "Combo" system (one R41 receiver). It can only receive a signal from one transmitter at a time. If you need to use both simultaneously, you would need a two-channel system (such as the AP42 series) or a second receiver.
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What is the scope of the system?
Under optimal conditions, the system offers an operating range of up to 91 meters (300 feet), which is sufficient for large stages and auditoriums.
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How long do the batteries last?
Both the H60 handheld transmitter and the B60 bodypack offer an approximate autonomy of 14 hours with two AA alkaline batteries.
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Does the system include mounting accessories?
Yes, the R41 system includes the rack mounting kit, antennas, power supply, and carrying case, making it easy to install in standard 19-inch racks.
Project description
Single-channel UHF Diversity wireless microphone system with a 32 MHz switching bandwidth and 106 pre-coordinated frequencies. The system includes an R41 desktop receiver with a 19" metal chassis (rack mount included), high-contrast LCD display, automatic frequency scanning, and infrared synchronization. The combo pack supplies two transmitters (for alternating, not simultaneous, use): an H60 handheld transmitter with a metal body and OM2 hypercardioid dynamic capsule (50 Hz - 16 kHz, 140 dB SPL max) and a B60 bodypack transmitter with a metal body paired with an ADX10 cardioid condenser lavalier microphone (50 Hz - 18 kHz). Both transmitters operate on two AA batteries with up to 14 hours of runtime and feature selectable RF output power.
