Nux B-6 Langaton järjestelmä

Wireless Saxophone Microphone System for Cord-Free Performance

Built for saxophonists who refuse to be tethered to a mic stand, the NUX B-6 wireless system pairs a clip-on gooseneck condenser transmitter with a plug-in receiver that runs on the license-free 2.4 GHz band. A flexible rubber-wrapped clamp secures the transmitter to the bell of any saxophone, so the capsule stays positioned exactly where it needs to be regardless of how the player moves. Audio reaches the desk at 24-bit / 44.1 kHz resolution across a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, with latency under 4 ms for near real-time monitoring.

What Sets the B-6 Apart

Engineers developed a patent-pending shock-absorbing structure for the gooseneck microphone to suppress unwanted resonance and key clack that plagues many clip-on designs. The included storage case doubles as a charger, topping up both the transmitter and receiver between sets, while three scene modes apply optimized EQ curves for soprano, alto, and tenor horns.

Wireless Specs and Power

Operating on the 2.4 GHz band, this model is license-free worldwide and pairs automatically when powered on. Battery-powered operation is handled by built-in 500 mAh cells in the transmitter and receiver, and the 3000 mAh charging case extends total runtime by roughly 15 hours between wall charges.

• Frequency Band: 2.4 GHz — license-free worldwide operation with automatic pairing
• Frequency Range: 20 Hz – 20 kHz — full-range response that captures every nuance of the saxophone
• With latency of < 4 ms, live performers can monitor in near real-time on any stage.
• Battery Powered: Yes — 500 mAh internal cells plus 3000 mAh charging case
• Audio Resolution: 24-bit / 44.1 kHz — studio-grade digital transmission

Who the B-6 Is Built For

Working saxophonists who play small clubs, weddings, and corporate gigs will find the NUX B-6 wireless system a practical alternative to dragging a mic stand and XLR cable across the stage. Jazz improvisers benefit from the fixed mic position because the tone stays consistent even when the player wanders off-axis mid-solo. Bandleaders running horn sections can deploy up to six B-6 systems in one venue without interference, and the auto-sleep mode conserves battery after ten minutes of inactivity.