The Audix H60 OM2 is a Performance Series handheld microphone transmitter with an OM2 capsule designed to deliver simple configuration and reliable wireless signal transmission for vocalists, presenters, and public speakers in houses of worship, concert venues, conferences, and live stage applications. It offers 64 MHz of bandwidth from 522 to 586 MHz, effectively covering A and B frequency groups for proper use with Audix Performance Series receivers. The hypercardioid dynamic capsule yields enhanced off-axis rejection, a 50 Hz to 16 kHz frequency response with a mild bass boost, and a high maximum SPL of approximately 140 dB.
A high-contrast LCD shows the current group, channel, frequency, and battery status. Dip switches provide access to three AF gain settings and the selectable 10/30mW RF output power. Two supplied AA batteries power the H60 OM2 for up to 14 hours. The rugged metal housing features a soft mute button for silent and quick on/off switching.
64 MHz bandwidth from 522 to 586 MHz covers A and B frequency groups
High-contrast LCD shows group, channel, frequency, and battery status
Durable tour-worthy metal housing
Modular capsule design allows easy swapping between dynamic and condenser capsules (available separately)
Convenient soft mute button for quick on/off switching
Two supplied AA batteries provide up to 14 hours of run time
Selectable 10/30mW RF power output
Three selectable gain settings—0 dB, -6 dB, and -12 dB
Dent-resistant steel mesh grille
Includes mic clip and pouch
SPECIFICATIONS
- Type Dynamic
- Polar Pattern Hypercardioid
- Capsule VLM Type B
- Frequency Response 50 Hz to 16 kHz
- Maximum SPL ≥140 dB
- Impedance 290 Ohms
- Sensitivity 1.6 mV/Pa at 1 kHz
- Off-Axis Performance Rejection >25 dB
- RF Power Output 10/30 mW
- Bandwidth 64 MHz
- Gain Adjustment 0 dB, -6 dB, -12 dB
- Battery Life Approximately 14 hours
- Current Consumption 110 mA typical
- Power Requirement 2 x AA 1.5 V batteries
- Dimensions (Diam. x L) 2.1 x 10.4" / 53 x 265 mm
- Weight 11 oz / 312 g without batteries
