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AKG PT470 BD7 Professional Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter vs AKG C1000 S High-Performance Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
The PT470 BD7 is a wireless body-pack transmitter designed for live sound reinforcement in venues and events, while the C1000 S is a handheld condenser microphone built for recording instruments and vocals. Choose the PT470 for wireless mic systems in theaters or conferences; choose the C1000 S if you need a portable recording microphone for studio or field capture.
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AKG PT470 BD7 Professional Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
AKG C1000 S High-Performance Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
Specs side by side
| AKG PT470 BD7 Professional Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter | AKG C1000 S High-Performance Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $330.00 | $335.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AKG PT470 BD7 Professional Wireless Body-Pack Transmitter
- ✓ Purpose-built wireless transmitter with 14-hour battery life on single AA
- ✓ Pilot tone transmission monitors battery status and prevents startup noise
- ✓ Integrated charging contacts and optional remote mute switch for live use
- ✓ Professional mini XLR connector fits standard lavalieres and headsets
Why choose AKG C1000 S High-Performance Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
- ✓ High-quality small-diaphragm condenser with switchable polar patterns (cardioid/hyper-cardioid)
- ✓ Dual power: phantom or two AA batteries (120-hour runtime)
- ✓ Transparent 50 Hz–20 kHz response with only 21 dB-A self-noise floor
- ✓ Onboard -10 dB pad and bass-cut switch for real-time tone control
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these products together?
Yes. The PT470 is a wireless transmitter that sends audio to a receiver; the C1000 S is a standalone condenser microphone. You could use the C1000 S as a source microphone for a wireless system, but they serve different roles in a signal chain.
Which is better for studio recording?
The C1000 S is designed for recording with studio-grade specs (21 dB-A self-noise, 73 dB-A SNR, switchable patterns). The PT470 is a transmitter component not intended for direct studio use.
What are the main use-case differences?
PT470 BD7: wireless body-pack for live venues, theater, worship, and conferences where talent needs freedom of movement. C1000 S: handheld recording mic for capturing instruments, vocals, and ambient sound in studio or field locations.
How do battery options compare?
PT470 offers up to 14 hours on one AA battery with integrated charging. C1000 S provides up to 120 hours on two AA batteries or can run on phantom power, giving more flexibility for long sessions.