AKG SR470 BD7 Wireless Stationary Receiver with Rack Mount Kit and Pilot Tone Support (3300H00150)

Product Description

The AKG SR470 BD7 (3300H00150) is a professional analog wireless stationary receiver designed for use with AKG wireless microphone systems in demanding live sound, conference, theater, houses of worship, and installed audio applications. The receiver features a rugged half-rack metal housing, integrated rack mount capability, and advanced wireless management features for reliable multi-channel operation.

Designed for professional wireless setups, the SR470 BD7 uses microprocessor-controlled space diversity technology to improve reception reliability and minimize signal interruptions. It includes pilot tone support, automatic setup with channel preview, environment scanning, rehearsal functions, and pre-coordinated frequency presets for efficient system configuration in crowded RF environments.

The receiver features a programmable multicolor backlit display that provides clear status information, including warnings for audio peaks, low RF signal strength, and transmitter battery conditions. External antenna connectors allow integration with antenna splitters, remote antennas, and larger multi-channel wireless installations.

Key Features

• Professional analog wireless stationary receiver for AKG WMS470 systems
• Includes rack mount kit for professional installation
• Pilot tone system for reliable wireless operation
• Microprocessor-controlled space diversity reception for improved signal stability
• Automatic setup with channel preview for quick configuration
• Environment scan and rehearsal functions for RF monitoring
• Pre-coordinated TV channel frequency presets for multi-channel systems
• Programmable multicolor backlit display with warning indicators
• External antenna connectors for splitters and remote antenna systems
• Balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4-inch audio outputs
• Rugged half-rack metal chassis for professional installations
• Ideal for conferences, theaters, houses of worship, live performances, and installed audio environments