Lectrosonics AMJ19 Color-Coded Whip Antenna w/ SMA Connector, Block 19

Optimized Connectivity for Lectrosonics Gear
The Lectrosonics AMJ19 is a specialized antenna, meticulously designed for seamless integration with UM and SM belt packs as well as SR receivers. This essential accessory is tailored for operation within the 486.400 - 511.900 MHz frequency band, ensuring reliable and clear transmission specifically tuned for Block 19. Its robust design and compatibility make it a vital tool for enhancing communication in any broadcast or live performance setting.

Built to Last
Constructed from virtually indestructible steel wire rope and featuring a durable stainless steel connector, the AMJ19 antenna is engineered for both longevity and performance. This rugged build ensures that it can withstand the rigors of on-set use and live environments, making it a reliable choice for audio professionals who demand equipment that performs well under pressure.

Flexible Mounting Options
Equipped with a hinged connector joint, the AMJ19 antenna offers exceptional versatility in positioning. This joint allows the antenna to pivot in multiple directions, enabling the user to angle the whip precisely for optimal signal reception and broadcasting. Whether mounted on a belt pack or a stationary receiver, this antenna maintains its effectiveness thanks to its adaptable design.

Color-Coded for Convenience
To simplify setup and ensure compatibility, the AMJ19 comes color-coded with a black cap and sleeve, labeled for easy identification of its frequency block. This feature is particularly useful in complex setups where multiple frequencies and equipment are in use, helping to prevent cross-setup errors and streamline the configuration process.

Ideal for Diverse Audio Environments
Whether you're coordinating frequencies in a crowded venue or setting up for a location shoot, the AMJ19 provides reliable performance. Its design is optimized to work within the designated frequency range, ensuring minimal interference and maximized clarity, which is crucial for both live and recorded audio.