AKG HT470 D5 BD7 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter
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AKG HT470 D5 BD7 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter
The AKG HT470 D5 BD7 is a compact, lightweight wireless transmitter designed for studio sessions, live recording, and broadcast work where reliability and sonic clarity are non-negotiable. Its supercardioid D5 dynamic capsule delivers focused, controlled pickup with excellent rejection of room reflections and off-axis noise, making it ideal for isolating vocals, instruments, and speech in multi-track recording and fixed-installation environments without the cable constraints of wired systems.
Audio Performance & Wireless Range
This transmitter operates across the 500–530.5 MHz frequency band with RF output power of 10–50 mW, delivering a transmission range up to 300 feet in line-of-sight conditions. The 120 dB-A signal-to-noise ratio and 35–20,000 Hz audio bandwidth ensure clean, full-spectrum capture suitable for lead and backing vocals, instrument miking, and speech applications in both studio and remote recording scenarios.
Ergonomics & Power Management
Built for uninterrupted recording sessions, the HT470 runs on a single AA battery (lithium, alkaline, or rechargeable) with exceptional runtime: up to 14 hours on lithium batteries, 8 hours on rechargeables, or 6 hours on alkaline cells. The LCD display provides real-time monitoring of channel, frequency, and battery status during takes, while the infrared data link enables rapid frequency coordination and automatic setup across multiple systems for efficient session workflow.
Key Features
- Frequency range: 500–530.5 MHz
- Supercardioid polar pattern with D5 dynamic capsule
- RF output power: 10–50 mW
- Transmission range: Up to 300 feet (50 meters, line of sight)
- Battery: Single AA (lithium, alkaline, or rechargeable)
- Battery life: Up to 14 hours (lithium), 8 hours (rechargeable), 6 hours (alkaline)
- Audio frequency bandwidth: 35–20,000 Hz
- Signal-to-noise ratio: 120 dB-A
- LCD display for channel, frequency, and battery monitoring
- Infrared data link for automatic frequency setup
- Operating temperature range: −10 to 55°C
- Dipole-antenna design
The HT470 D5 BD7 combines professional audio capture with practical session ergonomics and exceptional battery efficiency, making it a dependable tool for studio recording, remote recording, and broadcast applications.
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At a Glance
The AKG HT470 D5 BD7 is a wireless transmitter designed primarily for live performance and touring rather than studio recording work. While it delivers clear, full-spectrum audio (35–20,000 Hz) with a 120 dB-A signal-to-noise ratio suitable for capturing vocals and speech on location, it is not optimized for studio sessions or controlled recording environments. If your workflow includes live recording or remote capture in the field, this transmitter offers dependable wireless range and long battery life.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ live performance
- ✓ touring
- ✓ vocals
- ✓ speech
Not the best pick for
- – studio sessions
- – home recording
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this transmitter suitable for studio recording or home recording?
No—the HT470 is purpose-built for live performance, touring, and field use. It is not recommended for studio sessions or home recording applications. For studio work, consider wired or studio-optimized wireless solutions.
How long will the battery last during a performance?
Battery life depends on battery type: up to 14 hours on lithium AA batteries, 8 hours on rechargeable AA batteries, or 6 hours on alkaline AA cells. An LCD display shows real-time battery status so you can monitor power throughout your set.
What is the wireless range and frequency band?
The HT470 operates across the 500–530.5 MHz frequency band with RF output of 10–50 mW, delivering a transmission range up to 300 feet in line-of-sight conditions. The supercardioid D5 capsule provides focused pickup and excellent feedback rejection for live vocals and speech.
How does the infrared data link work?
The infrared data link enables automatic frequency setup, allowing rapid deployment and synchronization across multiple systems without manual tuning. This feature speeds up setup time on tour or at large events.
What capsule does this transmitter use?
The HT470 uses the AKG D5 dynamic capsule in a supercardioid polar pattern, designed for focused pickup of vocals and speech with excellent feedback rejection. It delivers clear, full-spectrum sound (35–20,000 Hz) suitable for touring and live-sound applications.
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