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AKG WMS 40 Pro Flexx Vocal Set
AKG WMS 40 Pro Flexx Vocal Set
The WMS 40 Flex systems are quality wireless systems that have three selectable frequencies for interference-free reception. Input gain control on transmitter. Single channel with three selectable frequencies. Diversity Adjustable squelch Multichannel capability for simultaneous use of up to nine channels All-metal receiver case HT 40 FLEXX Three selectable UHF frequencies…
AKG WMS 40 pro vocal flex
Louise (March 17, 2008)Rating: 10/10
I bought this to replace an aged VHF system. Read various reviews of (mostly more expensive systems)and settled on this one which seems to be a great choice. I'm a dance teacher and need to it to be heard over music tracks, and this fits the bill well. Easy to set up and use, just one AA battery needed, packaged in a nice (tough plastic) case, lightweight mic, and at a bargain price. Uses the licence free frequency for the UK. Would definitely recommend it.
AKG WMS 40 Pro Flexx Vocal Set
AKG WMS 40 Pro Flexx Vocal Set
The WMS 40 Flex systems are quality wireless systems that have three selectable frequencies for interference-free reception. Input gain control on transmitter. Single channel with three selectable frequencies. Diversity Adjustable squelch Multichannel capability for simultaneous use of up to nine channels All-metal receiver case HT 40 FLEXX Three selectable UHF frequencies…
akg wms40 handheld
dean williams (March 17, 2008)Rating: 9/10
This is an excellent handheld wireless mic. its uhf, has three frequencies to choose from, has dual diversity, excellent look, great make and at such a low cost. absolutely fantastic. the microphone itself has a slight rubber coating which feels great, its lightweight only taking 1 aa battery. the only flaw i can possibly think of is that the microphone picks up the handling sound of the rubber grip, but not much.
