CAD Audio GXLD2HH Dual Handheld Microphone Wireless System, AI 909.3/926.8MHz

The CAD Audio GXLD2HH is a top - notch digital dual - channel wireless microphone system. It comes with two handheld microphones and operates in the AI and AH frequency bands. Key features include digital high - definition audio for crystal - clear sound, a high - contrast LCD display for easy monitoring. It works in the 900 Mhz band, free from TV and FCC regulatory issues. Thanks to advanced dipole antenna technology, it has an increased operating distance. The receiver offers multiple output options, including a professional balanced XLRM - type discrete output and a 1/4 - inch unbalanced output for easy connection. Handheld transmitters use the CADLive D38 capsule, and bodypack systems include a condenser headworn microphone and a guitar cable. All transmitters are equipped with on/off and mute functions and have low - battery indicators. With AA batteries, it can operate for over 10 hours. Technical specs: Frequency Response is 20Hz - 20kHz, modulation is High Definition Digital QPSK, transmitting power is 10mW, sensitivity is - 43 dBV (6.8mV) @ 1Pa, and frequency bands are AI: 909.3/926.8MHz and AH: 902.9/915.5MHz.

Using the CAD Audio GXLD2HH wireless microphone system is a breeze. First, make sure your transmitters have fresh AA batteries. You can turn on the transmitters using the on/off button and mute them when needed. The receiver's high - contrast LCD display will show you important information. Connect the receiver to your audio equipment using the output options that best suit your setup, like the professional balanced XLRM - type discrete output or the 1/4 - inch unbalanced output. When it comes to the handheld transmitters, hold them like you would a regular microphone, and you're good to go. For bodypack systems, attach the condenser headworn microphone and connect the guitar cable as required. As for maintenance, keep the equipment clean and dry. When not in use, store the microphones and receiver in a safe place. Check the battery life regularly, as the transmitters have low - battery indicators. If you notice any issues with sound quality or operation, make sure the frequency settings are correct and that there are no interference sources nearby.