LD Systems ANNY BP B5
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LD Systems
ANNY BP B5
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The ANNY BP B5 is a handy little transmitter, especially if you're already invested in the LD Systems Anny speaker ecosystem. It's great for presenters, vloggers, or anyone needing a discreet lavalier or headset mic solution without a lot of fuss. Just be mindful of potential interference in busy wireless environments.
Product Description
- LD Systems ANNY BP B5
- Pocket Transmitter
- Suitable for LD Systems Anny battery powered speakers
- 3-Pin mini XLR socket for connecting a headset or lavalier or instrument microphon
- Frequency range: 584 - 608 MHz
- Three-stage gain switch: Mic
- 0 dB
- -10 dB
- Built-in battery status LED indicator
- Maximum range: 80 m
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 64 x 21 x 100 mm
- Includes 2 AA batteries
PROS
- • Compact and lightweight design ideal for discreet use
- • Three-stage gain switch offers flexible input level management
- • Mini XLR connector accommodates diverse mic and instrument setups
- • Integrated battery status LED simplifies power management
CONS
- • Limited frequency range restricts channel availability in crowded RF environments
- • AA battery power necessitates frequent replacements or recharges
- • Plastic construction feels less robust compared to metal-bodied transmitters
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Key Features
Type
Pocket Transmitter
Frequency Band
584 - 608 MHz
Channels
Dependent on Anny system configuration
Power
2 x AA Batteries
Battery Life
Approximately 8 hours (dependent on usage)
Connector
3-Pin Mini XLR
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, this transmitter is designed specifically to work with LD Systems Anny series receivers; compatibility outside of that system is unlikely.
It's best suited for instruments with lower output levels like acoustic guitars or ukulele; high-output electric guitars might require careful gain adjustment.
The 80m range is a theoretical maximum; real-world performance will be affected by obstacles and interference, likely reducing it significantly.
