3201H00300 vs 3202H00300 — Compare
Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head vs AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
The HT4500 is a handheld transmitter for vocalists and speakers; the PT4500 is a body-pack designed for instrumentalists and performers needing hands-free operation. Choose the HT4500 if you need a microphone transmitter for live vocals or speech; choose the PT4500 if you're connecting an instrument or need a belt-worn pack.
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Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head
AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
Specs side by side
| Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head | AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $580.00 | $595.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head
- ✓ Handheld form factor optimized for microphone use and vocal performance
- ✓ Includes stand adapter (SA 63) and batteries ready to use out of box
- ✓ Hand-resistant dipole antenna for reliable transmission even when partially covered
- ✓ Comfortable ergonomic design for extended handheld operation
Why choose AKG PT4500 Band 8 Reference Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
- ✓ Body-pack design keeps hands free for instrument playing or movement
- ✓ Mini XLR female input for secure wired audio connections from instruments or external sources
- ✓ 1/4 inch mono jack mute switch for convenient performance control
- ✓ Band 8 fixed frequency range (570–600 MHz) optimized for specific RF environments
Frequently asked questions
Do these transmitters come with microphones?
No. The HT4500 includes no microphone head—you must purchase one separately. The PT4500 is a body-pack with audio inputs (mini XLR and 1/4 inch jack) and requires an external audio source such as an instrument or microphone connected via cable.
What's the frequency difference between them?
The HT4500 operates across 500–862 MHz UHF with 1,200 selectable frequencies, offering maximum flexibility across many bands. The PT4500 operates in Band 8 (570–600 MHz) with 1,220 frequencies, providing narrower but highly coordinated operation in crowded RF environments.
Which is better for touring theater productions?
Both are specified for theater touring. Choose the HT4500 for wireless microphone use (actors, singers); choose the PT4500 if you need to transmit from an instrument or ambient source and prefer hands-free operation on stage.
What audio quality and battery life should I expect?
Both deliver identical audio specs: 120 dB-A SNR, 35–20,000 Hz response, and 0.3% THD. The HT4500 offers 15 hours on two AA batteries with pilot-tone battery display; the PT4500 specs are not stated in the description.