Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System
Digitaal wireless systeem
- Voor gitaren, bassen en akoestische instrumenten met piëzopickup
- 4 Schakelbare kanalen maken het parallelle gebruik van 4 systemen mogelijk
- Geïntegreerde, oplaadbare lithiumbatterij
- Afstand tot 15 m
- Minder dan 5 ms latentie
- Frequentiebereik: 20 - 20.000 Hz
- 2.4 GHz ISM-band om wereldwijd te kunnen gebruiken
- 24 bit / 48 kHz A/D converter voor ongecomprimeerde digitale signaaloverdracht
- > 103 dB Dynamisch bereik
- < 0,05% Vervorming (THD)
- Tot 5 uur gebruiksduur van de batterijen per lading
- Power Saving Mode verlengt de gebruiksduur van de batterijen
- On / Off schakelaar
- Channel schakelaar
- Status-LED's tonen geselecteerde kanaal en batterijstatus
- Robuuste ABS-behuizing
- Afmetingen (B x D x H): 117 x 42 x 30 mm
- Incl. USB-oplaadkabel en draagtas
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Leverbaar sinds Oktober 2020
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artikelnummer 502554
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verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
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Guitar Channels 1
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Transmission Format Digital
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Frequency 2400 MHz
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Transmitter Type Guitarbug
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Receiver Type Mobile
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Mountable Antenna No
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Charging System Yes
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Integrated Battery Yes
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Dante No
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Usable Frequencies 4
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Transmitter battery powered Yes
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Output 6,3 mm Jack unbal.
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Receiver Width in mm 117 mm
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Receiver Height in mm 30 mm
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Receiver Depth in mm 42 mm
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Rackkit No
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Live on air
The Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System makes wireless digital transmission an easy and affordable option for electric guitars, electric basses, and other electrically amplified instruments. Featuring four switchable channels, the AP10 allows up to four systems to be used in parallel, making it ideal for a classic Rock band setup comprising two electric guitars, an electric bass, and possibly an extra guitar for the vocalist. The 2.4GHz ISM band enables uncompressed data transmission of the 24-bit / 48kHz A/D converter signal with a wide frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz and a dynamic range of around 103dB. The Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System also boasts a range of up to 15m, a battery life of around five hours, and a latency of under five milliseconds for signal transmission, rivalling far more expensive wireless systems in terms of performance.
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For a safer stage environment
Digital wireless transmission of instrument signals is a game-changer on the stage, eliminating the long instrument cables that can pick up interference from other cables – such as lighting cables – dotted around the stage, and allowing musicians to roam more freely across the stage with a reduced risk of trip hazards. As a result, the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System delivers a safer stage setup, where musicians can move and perform with the desired freedom, without endangering themselves or others. Using the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System could not be simpler: All the user has to do is plug one unit into the instrument's output, select a channel, and activate, then connect the other unit to the amp's input, select a channel, and activate, and they're ready to go! With a fully charged battery, the system will run for around five hours.
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Wireless freedom
Affordable and easy to set up, the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System is ideal for any musician who plays an instrument that has a jack socket and who craves greater freedom on stage. For beginners who are not yet wholly accustomed to the stage, the AP10 system also removes some of the stress of performing live by removing the potential trip hazards posed by cables, while the digital transmission signal is largely resistant to the noise interference that could otherwise be induced in the cable by other stage equipment cables. Experienced musicians will also appreciate what the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System has to offer, especially as the price – which covers both the transmitter and receiver unit – is comparable to that of a high-quality 10m-long instrument cable.
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About Mooer
Mooer is based in the Chinese city of Shenzhen and has been making products for guitarists since 2010, which include compact single pedals through to multi-effects units and compact amplifiers. The company initially produced a range of mini pedals before making perhaps its most significant breakthrough in 2016 with the sophisticated Ocean Machine delay pedal, which was designed in collaboration with Devin Townsend. Mooer's product range now also includes solutions that feature amp modelling, IR-based speaker simulation, and matching equalisers, and the company's focus remains firmly on the use of digital technology.
Wireless wonder world
The primary setting for the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System is, without doubt, the live performance stage. It is here that the AP10 showcases its strengths, including unrestricted freedom of movement and reduced noise caused by interference – an issue that can arise with transmission via instrument cables – in their entirety. With a battery life of up to five hours, the Mooer AP10 Air Plug Wireless System is more than equipped to handle longer shows, while its power-saving mode, which automatically shuts off the transmitter during pauses in play, extends the run time even further. These features, which work so well on the stage, will also prove ideal in the rehearsal room, where cable interference can be equally troublesome, and the trip hazard posed by drinks and poor lighting is just as high as that encountered during live performances on the stage. The affordable price tag also makes investing in a backup unit, or combining multiple units for added versatility, a viable option.
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