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AKG HUB4000 Q HIQNET Ethernet Interface vs AKG PR4500 ENG Set PT BD7 Reference Wireless ENG/EFP Set
The HUB4000 Q is a network interface for integrating multiple existing AKG wireless devices into a HiQnet infrastructure, while the PR4500 ENG Set is a complete portable wireless system for field production and camera mounting. Choose the HUB4000 Q if you need to network several wireless units in a studio or live venue; choose the PR4500 if you need a self-contained wireless mic system for ENG, EFP, or on-camera work.
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AKG PR4500 ENG Set PT BD7 Reference Wireless ENG/EFP Set
Specs side by side
| AKG HUB4000 Q HIQNET Ethernet Interface | AKG PR4500 ENG Set PT BD7 Reference Wireless ENG/EFP Set | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,139.00 | $1,165.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AKG HUB4000 Q HIQNET Ethernet Interface
- ✓ Consolidates up to eight AKG wireless devices into one networked control point
- ✓ Zero-latency HiQnet integration for complex distributed audio installations
- ✓ Rugged half-rack housing designed for touring and permanent venues
Why choose AKG PR4500 ENG Set PT BD7 Reference Wireless ENG/EFP Set
- ✓ Complete plug-and-play wireless system with receiver, transmitter, and lavalier mic included
- ✓ Ultra-portable: receiver mounts on camera hot-shoe; transmitter and mic weigh under 4 ounces combined
- ✓ 18 simultaneous channels on Band 7 for multi-camera and multi-talent flexibility
Frequently asked questions
What do these two products actually do?
The HUB4000 Q is an interface device that lets you connect and control up to eight existing AKG wireless microphones or systems through a network. The PR4500 ENG Set is a complete wireless microphone system including a receiver, body-pack transmitter, and lavalier microphone, ready to use out of the box.
Which is better for live events?
The PR4500 is ideal for mobile ENG and camera-mounted work because it is portable and self-contained. The HUB4000 Q suits fixed live venues or studios where you already have multiple AKG wireless units and need centralized network control.
Do I need both products?
No. The HUB4000 Q is only useful if you already own multiple AKG wireless devices you want to network together. The PR4500 is a standalone system and needs no additional hardware to operate.
How many wireless mics can I use simultaneously?
The PR4500 supports up to 18 simultaneous channels on Band 7, so you can operate multiple wireless systems in the same area without interference. The HUB4000 Q can network up to eight individual AKG wireless devices, depending on what equipment you already own.