3296H00010 vs 3296H00010-B — Compare
AKG APS4 With No Power Supply vs AKG APS4 With No Power Supply B-Stock
Both are identical AKG APS4 units with the same professional RF distribution specs; the only difference is that Product B is B-stock (open-box or refurbished), typically offered at a lower price. Choose Product A if you want new-condition assurance, or Product B if you accept potential cosmetic wear in exchange for savings.
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Specs side by side
| AKG APS4 With No Power Supply | AKG APS4 With No Power Supply B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $770.00 | $616.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | Refurbished |
Why choose AKG APS4 With No Power Supply
- ✓ New, unopened condition with full manufacturer warranty
- ✓ No cosmetic damage or signs of prior use
- ✓ Peace of mind for critical live installations
Why choose AKG APS4 With No Power Supply B-Stock
- ✓ Lower price point for budget-conscious buyers
- ✓ Identical RF performance and specs to new unit
- ✓ Good option if cosmetic condition is not a priority
Frequently asked questions
What is B-stock and does it affect performance?
B-stock typically means the unit is open-box, refurbished, or has cosmetic damage but fully functional internals. RF performance and signal distribution are identical to new units. The APS4's electronic components are not affected by cosmetic condition.
Do I need a separate power supply for either unit?
Neither unit includes an external power supply in the box. However, both units provide 10 VDC through their rear panel antenna inputs to power up to three active antenna elements, reducing the need for separate antenna power supplies.
How many receivers can each unit support?
Both units feature ten RF output BNC sockets, allowing independent signal feeding to up to ten receivers total. They can also be cascaded—up to three additional APS4 units can be connected for large-scale multi-zone setups.
What frequency range do these cover?
Both units operate across 470–952 MHz, covering standard UHF wireless microphone bands used worldwide, with switchable attenuation (0–14 dB) to prevent receiver overdriving.