3201H00300 vs 3322H00010 — Compare
Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head vs AKG PZM6 D High Performance Hemispherical Boundary Layer Microphone
The HT4500 is a wireless handheld transmitter requiring a separate microphone capsule, while the PZM6 D is a complete stationary boundary microphone for fixed installations. Choose the HT4500 if you need portable wireless vocal or speech transmission; choose the PZM6 D if you need a permanently mounted microphone for capturing ambient sound or reinforcing speech in conference rooms and installed sound systems.
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Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head
AKG PZM6 D High Performance Hemispherical Boundary Layer Microphone
Specs side by side
| Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head | AKG PZM6 D High Performance Hemispherical Boundary Layer Microphone | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $580.00 | $580.00 |
| 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
- ✓ Wireless transmission up to 100 meters with 1,200 selectable UHF frequencies
- ✓ 15-hour battery life with real-time pilot tone feedback
- ✓ Rugged metal body designed for touring and live performance
- ✓ Low noise floor (120 dB-A SNR) and wide frequency response (35–20,000 Hz)
Why choose AKG PZM6 D High Performance Hemispherical Boundary Layer Microphone
- ✓ Compact boundary-layer design fits discreetly on floors, walls, or ceilings
- ✓ High maximum SPL (150 dB) handles loud sources without distortion
- ✓ Switchable dual frequency response (rising or flat modes) adapts to different environments
- ✓ Permanently attached XLR cable eliminates loose connections
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these together?
No. The HT4500 is a wireless transmitter that requires a separate microphone capsule (not included) to be attached. The PZM6 D is a complete standalone microphone with a wired XLR output. They serve entirely different applications.
Which is better for live vocal performance?
The HT4500 is purpose-built for live vocals and speech, offering wireless freedom and professional audio quality. The PZM6 D is explicitly not ideal for vocal performance; it is designed for stationary boundary mounting to capture ambient or conference room audio.
What are the key spec differences?
The HT4500 transmits wirelessly over 100 meters with a 120 dB-A SNR and 35–20,000 Hz response. The PZM6 D is a wired boundary microphone with a 74 dB-A SNR, 150 dB maximum SPL, and 20–20,000 Hz response. The HT4500 prioritizes wireless transmission; the PZM6 D prioritizes high-SPL handling and discreet mounting.
Which one should I buy if I'm unsure?
If you perform or present while moving around, choose the HT4500 (but you must also purchase a compatible microphone capsule separately). If you need a microphone for a fixed location like a conference table, ceiling, or wall, choose the PZM6 D.