3201H00300-B vs 3301X00380 — Compare
Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head B-Stock vs AKG HT470 C5 BD8 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter
The HT4500 is a B-Stock unit with no microphone included but offers slightly longer battery life (15 vs 14 hours) and ships ready with stand adapter and batteries; the HT470 C5 BD8 is a complete, new unit with infrared automatic frequency sync, making it more convenient for quick setup. Choose the HT4500 if you already have a microphone capsule and want maximum runtime at a discount; choose the HT470 if you need a plug-and-play solution with automatic pairing.
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Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head B-Stock
AKG HT470 C5 BD8 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter
Specs side by side
| Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head B-Stock | AKG HT470 C5 BD8 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $464.00 | $460.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose Professional handheld transmitter,SA 63 stand adapter and 2x AA LR6 battery included,rugged body,NO microphone head B-Stock
- ✓ 15-hour battery life per charge—one more hour than HT470
- ✓ Includes stand adapter (SA 63) and two AA batteries in box
- ✓ 50 mW RF power with 100-meter line-of-sight range
- ✓ B-Stock pricing reduces cost if microphone capsule is sourced separately
Why choose AKG HT470 C5 BD8 Professional Wireless Handheld Transmitter
- ✓ Infrared data linking eliminates manual frequency tuning
- ✓ Complete unit ready to use—no additional capsule purchase needed
- ✓ Automatic frequency synchronization speeds up setup
- ✓ Continuous real-time transmitter status relayed to receiver
Frequently asked questions
Why does the HT4500 not include a microphone?
This is a B-Stock unit (likely open-box or refurbished inventory), sold without the microphone head. You must purchase a compatible AKG capsule separately, such as the C5 or C9 models, to use it. New units typically include a capsule.
What is the real difference in battery life between these two?
The HT4500 delivers 15 hours per AA battery pair (two batteries included), while the HT470 runs 14 hours on a single AA battery. Both use standard alkaline AA batteries, so ongoing cost is similar.
How much easier is setup with the HT470's infrared sync?
The HT470's infrared data link automatically pairs frequency between transmitter and receiver without manual tuning, saving 5–10 minutes per session. The HT4500 requires manual frequency selection on the transmitter to match the receiver, but both support up to 50 channels in installed systems.
Which is better for touring and live events?
Both are built for touring and live performance. The HT470 wins on convenience (automatic sync, no capsule purchase needed), while the HT4500 wins on runtime and value if you already have a capsule. Choose based on your existing microphone inventory and setup speed requirements.