Audix AP41OM2L10B - Wireless Combo Diversity System with OM2 Handheld Microphone and ADX10 Lavalier Microphone
The Audix AP41OM2L10B is the ultimate solution for audio professionals, rental companies, and integrators seeking maximum versatility without compromising signal quality. This wireless system from the prestigious Performance Series stands out by offering a "Combo" package that includes two high-fidelity transmission options: the legendary OM2 dynamic handheld microphone and the discreet ADX10 lavalier microphone, along with its B60 bodypack transmitter.
Designed to adapt to any scenario, this system centers around the R41 Diversity receiver, a robust unit built with a metal chassis that guarantees stable, interference-free reception. Its antenna diversity technology constantly monitors the signal to prevent dropouts, ensuring that the presenter's or singer's voice comes through with crystal clarity. Although the system includes two complete transmitters, it is optimized for alternating use, allowing you to decide at the last minute whether the event requires the freedom of a handheld microphone or the discretion of a lavalier system.
Setup is incredibly quick and easy thanks to its auto-scan and one-touch infrared synchronization features. Whether in an educational auditorium, a hotel conference room, or a live music venue, the AP41OM2L10B offers efficient spectrum management with 106 pre-coordinated frequencies across a 32 MHz bandwidth, operating specifically in the B band (554 MHz - 586 MHz) for secure and professional transmission.
Main features
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R41 Diversity Receiver: Ensures signal stability by automatically switching between antennas to maintain the best possible reception.
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Versatile Combo: Includes both the H60/OM2 handheld transmitter and the B60 bodypack transmitter with ADX10 microphone, covering any vocal microphone need.
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One-Touch Setup: Automatic scanning and infrared synchronization (Sync) systems allow you to start up the equipment in seconds.
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OM2 Capsule: The handheld microphone incorporates the VLM™ Type B dynamic capsule, famous for its hypercardioid pattern that offers exceptional isolation and high feedback rejection.
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ADX10 Lavalier Microphone: Lightweight, low-profile cardioid condenser microphone, ideal for presentations where hands-free operation and a clean visual aesthetic are required.
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Extended Autonomy: The transmitters offer up to 14 hours of continuous operation with standard AA batteries.
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Robust Construction: Both the receiver and transmitters are made with durable metal housings, designed to withstand the rigors of professional use and transport.
Benefits for the professional user
This system was designed to eliminate the stress of wireless setup. The main advantage of the Audix AP41OM2L10B lies in its adaptability: with a single investment, you get tools for two distinct types of speakers. If you have a singer or a dynamic presenter who prefers to hold the microphone, the OM2 offers unparalleled body and warmth. If, on the other hand, the event is a corporate conference or a masterclass, the B60 bodypack with the ADX10 lavalier microphone provides natural and consistent voice capture without tethering.
Furthermore, Audix's build quality ensures a long service life, making it a valuable asset for rental companies that need equipment that can withstand constant assembly and disassembly without failing.
Ideal use cases
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Conferences and Hotels: Perfect for rooms where requirements change daily, alternating between lapel speakers and audience questions with handheld microphones.
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Educational Institutions and Training: Teachers who need hands-free use for writing or gesturing, with the option of using the handheld device for students or guests.
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Places of Worship: Clarity in the spoken word for both the main officiant (lavalier) and for guest singers or readings (mano).
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Rental Companies: A single briefcase that solves two types of needs, optimizing inventory and transport space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the handheld microphone and the lavalier microphone at the same time?
No. This is a "Combo" system that shares a single-channel receiver (R41). You can have both transmitters ready, but only one can transmit audio to the receiver at a time. If you need to use both simultaneously, you would require a two-channel system (such as the R42 series).
What is the scope of the system?
Under ideal line-of-sight conditions, the system offers an operating range of approximately 90 meters (300 feet), which is more than enough for large stages and auditoriums.
What type of batteries do the transmitters use?
Both the H60 handheld transmitter and the B60 bodypack are powered by 2 AA alkaline batteries, providing up to 14 hours of autonomy.
Project description
True Diversity UHF Wireless Microphone System with a 32 MHz tuning bandwidth and 106 selectable pre-coordinated frequencies. The system must operate in the 554 MHz to 586 MHz frequency band. The package will include a single-channel receiver in a 1/2 rack unit metal chassis, a handheld transmitter with a low-impedance hypercardioid dynamic capsule, a metal bodypack transmitter with a high-contrast LCD screen, and a cardioid condenser lavalier microphone. The receiver will feature automatic frequency scanning and infrared synchronization with the transmitters. The audio output must provide balanced XLR connectors and unbalanced 6.3 mm jack connectors. The transmitters must operate for up to 14 hours on two AA batteries.
