Audix R42 Two-Channel Diversity Wireless System — Dual B60 Bodypack Bundle
R42 Overview
The Audix R42 is a two-channel diversity wireless receiver system packaged with two B60 bodypack transmitters, offering a complete dual-channel wireless solution ready for immediate deployment. Designed for engineers and system integrators who need flexible, reliable RF performance across multiple simultaneous users, the R42 bundle reduces procurement complexity by delivering matched transmitters and receiver in a single package. The B60 bodypack transmitters are compatible with any lavalier, head-worn, or instrument microphone in the Audix line, as well as direct guitar and bass connections, making this system adaptable across a wide range of applications. Houses of worship, touring productions, corporate AV installations, and broadcast facilities will find this bundle well-suited to their multi-user wireless needs.
The package includes a rack mount kit and BNC cables for front-mounting antennas, allowing for straightforward integration into standard equipment racks without requiring additional hardware.
Key Features
- Two-Channel Diversity Reception — dual-channel receiver provides simultaneous operation of two independent wireless channels with diversity antenna architecture for reliable signal integrity
- Two B60 Bodypack Transmitters Included — bundle ships with a matched pair of B60 bodypacks, eliminating the need to source transmitters separately
- Broad Microphone Compatibility — B60 bodypacks accept any lavalier, head-worn, or instrument microphone in the Audix product line
- Guitar and Bass Direct Input — B60 transmitters support direct connection from guitar and bass instruments, expanding utility beyond vocal and speech applications
- Rack Mount Kit Included — standard rack mount hardware included for clean, professional installation in equipment racks
- Front-Mount Antenna Support — BNC cables included to position antennas at the front of the rack for optimized RF line-of-sight placement
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