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AKG CU4000 Charging Unit vs AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
The CU4000 is a charging station for managing batteries and transmitters, while the PT4500 is an actual wireless body-pack transmitter—they serve completely different functions. The CU4000 suits anyone with WMS4500 or IVM4500 systems who needs efficient multi-device charging; the PT4500 suits performers and audio professionals who need a portable wireless transmitter.
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AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
Specs side by side
| AKG CU4000 Charging Unit | AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $599.00 | $595.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AKG CU4000 Charging Unit
- ✓ Dual simultaneous charging compartments for two devices
- ✓ Real-time battery status monitoring and remaining life calculation
- ✓ Supports up to 1000 charging cycles, extending battery lifespan
- ✓ Compact 20.5 oz footprint fits easily on racks or road cases
Why choose AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
- ✓ Professional-grade body-pack transmitter with rock-solid 100-meter range
- ✓ 1220 selectable frequencies in Band 8 (570–600 MHz) for flexible coordination
- ✓ Transparent audio quality: 120 dB-A SNR, 35–20,000 Hz bandwidth, 0.3% THD
- ✓ Durable metal chassis built for touring, theater, and studio environments
Frequently asked questions
Are these products compatible with each other?
Yes. The PT4500 is a transmitter that uses BP4000 battery packs, which can be charged using the CU4000 charging station. The CU4000 is designed to charge transmitters like the PT4500.
What is the actual function of each product?
The CU4000 is a charging and battery management station with dual compartments and microprocessor monitoring. The PT4500 is a wireless body-pack transmitter that sends audio signals over RF, operating in Band 8 (570–600 MHz) with selectable power and 100-meter range.
Can I use the PT4500 transmitter standalone without the CU4000?
Yes. The PT4500 is a complete transmitter unit that operates independently with its own BP4000 battery pack. The CU4000 is an optional accessory for convenient charging and battery lifecycle management if you have multiple devices.
Which one should I buy first if I'm starting a wireless system?
If you need wireless transmission capability, start with the PT4500 transmitter paired with compatible receivers. Add the CU4000 charging station once you have multiple battery packs or devices to charge simultaneously.